[Owncloud] State of ownCloud Freemium Providers

[Steffen Lindner]

Hi,

I am the owner of PortKnox and yes, PortKnox offers free accounts.

We were solution partner and as agreed with ownCloud Inc PortKnox will 
be listed Solution Partner again. In the meantime we will remove the 
banner.

Greets,
Steffen

Am 11/15/12 10:14 PM, schrieb Michael Grosser:
> kicked out one hoster and I'm not sure about portknox.net right now.
> They say they are a solution partner from inc (banner on their
> website), but I couldn't find them under owncloud.com/partners...
>
> Anything else?
>
> On Thu, Nov 15, 2012 at 10:06 PM, Michael Grosser
> <owncloud at seetheprogress.net> wrote:
>> Changed the most obvious things, but will check all providers again tonight.
>>
>> On Thu, Nov 15, 2012 at 9:34 PM, Jan-Christoph Borchardt
>> <hey at jancborchardt.net> wrote:
>>> When people ask »so how do I get ownCloud?«, the answer »get a server
>>> and install it« often doesn’t cut it. People want a provider where
>>> they can just get their ownCloud without needing to maintain it
>>> themselves. Just like Dropbox.com – and just like there, a free plan
>>> needs to be available. People don’t like paying for stuff up front,
>>> and a trial period also isn’t enough because hey, »Dropbox is free«.
>>>
>>> The page at http://owncloud.org/providers/ doesn’t seem up to date. As
>>> far as I can see, OwnCube phased out their gratis plans. This makes
>>> http://portknox.net the only freemium provider out there, is that
>>> correct?
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