How do you solve the problem which a massive influx of admissions would generate when you are the author of a web solution that, once operational, is supposed to be accessible by all internet users in general, but none of them in particular? By engineering a conceptual framework which provides for the stepwise access of the general public to that solution. This implies a catalogue of technical specifications which can only be found at a professional web hosting provider. Choosing OVH (1), today the leader in France and Europe, therefore appeared as a matter of legal evidence as early as October 2005, considering that my own terms of use could not contradict those of the provider I needed to be able to rely on, as a Master-Franchisor and Intranet Service Provider, with regard to the technical implications of providing access to my own virtual incubation services.Continue reading

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Two types of update notifications related to the contents of the present specifications module are to be expected: the first type covers the articles of this introductory readers' guide, whereas the second concerns the integration of new members into the present subject matter indexes, which will be announced starting from the 30th registration, as far as the present showcase module is concerned.Continue reading

Tags: Concept engineering, Conceptual integrity, Pre-registration, ToU and DRM