Maybe you’d like a server that gives you control of your site, that keeps its own log, a server that serves HTML, pre-formatted text, or the output of any Python code wrapped in a data page. That’s what The Ming Server does. And it is the basis for the MingMods which connect your content to your PayPal account and for MingZine which lets you publish other people this way and take a percentage of their direct sales.
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