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Date: Mon, 07 Jul 2008 13:05:35 +0200
From: Tommy Gildseth <tommy.gildseth@usit.uio.no>
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Is there some sort of procedure for keeping the lists at 
http://www.postgresql.org/support/professional_hosting up to date?

I had a quick look through the list for Europe, an at least the 
following seem to either not exist any more, or do not offer any 
services related to PostgreSQL, as far as I can tell:

Canoeware (http://www.canoeware.com)
   None of the links from the front page work.

FeelHosted (http://www.feelhosted.com)
   Doesn't seem to exist anymore. Domain taken over by domain squatters.

Forma Srl (http://www.webforma.it/)
   Couldn't find any reference to PostgreSQL

GenTi (http://www.genti.pl)
   Non-working page

Kieser Consultancy Limited (http://www.kieser.net)
   Seems not to work, couldn't find any reference to PostgreSQL

Smartlounge (http://www.smartlounge.be)
   Couldn't find any reference to PostgreSQL

ZURIEL Kft. (http://www.zuriel.hu/)
   Couldn't find any reference to PostgreSQL

cubic.ch (http://www.cubic.ch)
   Couldn't find any reference to PostgreSQL

Because a lot of there are in languages that I understand, there could 
be more than just these. In addition, many of the companies in this list 
  should probably just be listed in the "Professional Services" list, 
and not the "Hosting Solutions" list.

-- 
Tommy Gildseth