Almost a week equals two days. Seriously guys, you already made your points clear enough, there is absolutely no reason to repeat it as much as you are doing. If he clearly shows he isn't willing to listen, why do you think you can convince him otherwise? Anybody who is reading this topic should be able to understand, and that's the main point.

Yeah, the almost a week thing has been done to death. The conflicting vps provider agreements have got me curious. We don't know what German provider he's using, so can't check the terms of service on that. I'd guess this is more illegal than not but am not prepared to make the call yet.

The 2 I know of are dein server, and hexchener. Probably mispelt that. Plus, there are a lot of little ones kicking around.

I don't think they allow that. Their TOS, section 6, says: "(1) The Customer expressly assures that the provision or publication of web page content created either by himself and/or web pages created for him by the Provider based on information provided by the Customer neither infringes German law nor any other law applicable in the Customer’s country of residence, in particular copyright, data protection and competition law. Furthermore, the Customer assures that the contents provided or published by him/her are not contrary to common decency, do not contain pornographic or obscene material, incite racial hatred, violate human dignity, endanger children or adolescents, or are insulting or discriminatory. This also applies to websites of third parties to which the Customer creates a link or has a link created.
(2) If the Provider is requested by third parties to change or delete contents of web pages because they allegedly violate third party rights, the Provider will immediately inform the Customer and request a statement. If the Customer does not respond within a reasonable period of time or if the statement does not sufficiently refute the accusation, the Provider reserves the right to block server access until the matter has been clarified. In this case, the Provider is also entitled to block web space packages or server or to exclude them in another suitable way from access by third parties. The Customer's payment obligations remain unaffected in this case
(3) The subsections above are also applicable for all other products offered by the Provider which are suitable for publishing data, such as VPS or colocated server." Additionally, section 11 says that "(1) The Provider concedes complete and sole administration-rights on rented/colocated server to the Customer. Only the Customer knows the individual administration-password of the server, not the Provider. The Provider is therefore unable to administrate the rented/colocated server. Hence the Customer is solely and entirely responsible for administration and security of his server, at his own expenses and risks. It is his duty to install necessary security-software and to inform himself constantly regarding security issues as well as to fix such by himself. Installation of maintenance software or other software does not absolve the Customer from this duty. It is the Customer's duty to configure his programs in such a way that they are restarted automatically when the hardware or the operating system is restarted. § 2 (5) applies.
(2) If necessary and reasonable, the Customer will assist at simple configuration changes, such as entering the login-data anew, or simple changes of his systems." So he would be, it seems, completely on his own when managing the server. That requires an intimate understanding of Linux and the software that users want to run.

@59 very interesting!
Luna only relies on iTunes for their search features, I wonder if it will handle https links through the standard add a feed section?
I admit to never having thought of this possibility as a problem. Well! Perhaps the lack of reports suggests Luna handles it? Maybe I am too optimistic

I mean, it's pulling RSS feeds. I really don't think anyone's going to be doing anything with that info anytime soon.

@Dennis:
The link in the first post does not redirect to the https link you posted earlier, so your website is still not secure.
You have edit fields where you are asking people to enter usernames and passwords, in clear text, so a secure website does indeed matters, a lot.
I'm running multiple PVS's myself, and it took me like 20 minutes to set up a free SSL certificate.

Your ideas are great in my opinion for those who can't manage their own servers. It just feels like you need more experience before you take money for anything.

Dennis, just some advice.
1. It seems to me that you are running this website on your own. You should assemble a team of people who actually know how to manage a website, a business website so you can have some credibility. It's natural, one person cannot just do everything on their own. Professional companies have many people managing their websites not just one or two persons doing the job. As it stands your website looks more like a personal website than a professional company website. There is always a can with help. Also Jack, try to be a bit softer on him. What he needs is good advice so he can be guided gently. If he refuses to listen, then you have at least done your duty to him. He is old enough to take responsibility for his actions just as you and I am.
2. You wrote
"I am DHT, or known as DHT Studios. I am currently 16 years old and developing, playing and contributing audiogames and programs for the blind. on this
site, well, let this small web services inspire you!"

First as Jack said, check your grammar.
Second, in the world of professional business, no-one really cares about who you are or who I am. Sounds sad, I know, but humans don't really value each other as much as they should.
Also you being 16 years of age is not really relevant here.
What kind of programs for the blind do you develop? Can you please explain? You need to make your introduction look more attractive so consumers can be drawn to it like two magnets being drawn together. Therefore have someone to edit your content on your website in order to make it look better. Remember, customers will pay for anything if it's worth it.
Finally, I think a lot of other good things have also been said so do take note of them!

Nah this guy doesn't need soft, he needs to be railroaded out of here. It would be different if he showed even an inkling of giving two shits.

Hi,
@simba: Dont know what you mean with "hasnt got a good reputation in the german comunity", which bad reputation should I have where? The german comunity isnt really a big place, so there are a few Mailing lists (I am only in one), and there is a website. Not more that I can remember.
@68: Railroaded? dude, you really should be locked into a railroad...
@all: So I have to admit that there where a few things I dont saw, and I will now correct these. So if the mods could close this Topic for now, it would be great. thanks.

Wait, how can one be locked into a railroad. It's a section of track. How can you lock someone to a track? I mean, I guess you could tie someone to a section of track, but lock implies the use of an actual lock.

On a more serious note, your actions suggest that you do not care for the welfare of your potential customers. It's clear that you do not see, or are choosing to ignore your responsibilities regarding protecting data. It's clear that if you can't be bothered to make your site look professional with good spelling and grammar, how is anyone supposed to take you seriously.

The only way for you to even begin to redeem yourself is to acknowledge your mistakes and own up to them. Admit you were / are wrong and either stand up and take responsibility and fix your site or take it down. Until then, in my eyes, you're just an insignificant ethereal entity that somehow lost it's corporeal existence.

I was going to say, locked into a railroad sounds more like a challenge than anything else.