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Joe Mithiran wrote:

> Brackets & Jam is a substantially volunteer run non-profit organisation
> dedicated to the furtherment of the arts. 

> Ideally we are looking for free web space (at least 10 MB to start with,
> may be requiring more than this at a later date) with a reasonably fast
> connection provided free in return for advertising on the site. If this is
> not possible we would be looking at low cost web site housing. Our own
> portable domain name (which we would pay for) would be a big plus but is
> not vital. Anyone interested in providing such a service please email me.
> The best offers will be submitted to the steering committee for a decision
> on the 27th of October (in Australia, which will be the 26th in the USA).

Suburbia Public Access Network is a non-profit ISP that offers free web
space to other non-profit organisations. Price wise, you won't do
better, but the bandwidth is not extremely fast (currently rates as
199th fastest isp to the USA out of 284 listed at
http://netspace.net.au/~hankin/ispmenu.htm). The sydney server has a
38.4k hardwired connection to a very fast ISP. A virtual website can be
set up without any difficulty as long as you pay the associated costs to
the registry service (if any).

Suburbia relies on its regular users sponsoring the system to pay the
bills, all 'staff' are volunteers. If you would like more information
about the system have a look at http://www.suburbia.com.au/info

If you'd like to use Suburbia for your webspace, email your queries to
mark@suburbia.com.au

;-)
Mark