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GoDaddy declares April 29 as Webmasters’ Day to give honor to every webmaster worldwide for keeping them up and running.

Did you know there’s a day for honoring newspaper carriers? It’s September 4. There’s also Cartoonists’ Day (May 3), Doctors’ Day (March 30) AND Hairstylists’ Appreciation Day (April 30). So why shouldn’t there be a Webmasters’ Day? -GoDaddy

This must be a special day for all webmaster worldwide so you better greet your webmaster friend or your fellow webmaster using GoDaddy free eCards.

Please complete your eCards by 11:59 PM MT on April 28 to ensure your Webmaster receives their eCard on Webmasters’ Day. -GoDaddy

Last April 14, Darren of Problogger.net declared April 14 as the unofficial Blogger Appreciation Day which made bloggers inspired more to blog and so I hope webmasters would also be inspired more to develop websites.

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Comments

thats great! i love it. today happens to be administrative professionals day.

April 24, 2008 | REPLY TO THIS COMMENT
Posted by niessuhNo Gravatar (71 comments)

Cool. I didn’t knew it. Don’t forget to send ecard to your favorite webmaster using godaddy :p

April 30, 2008 | REPLY TO THIS COMMENT
Posted by JacktasticNo Gravatar (1 comments)

How Ironic is this? So much for Webmaster Appreciation Day. GoDaddy actually declared today, April 29th, the first annual Webmaster’s Appreciation Day - ahead of their sudden and “unscheduled network outtage.” So much for appreciation! Their whole network, DNS, Microsoft SQL Server farms, and everything else went DOWN for hours. But wait, it’s not over… Many, many businesses and individuals (Webmasters?) hosting their websites with GoDaddy were seriously out of luck - they too were off-line and unavailable. Pings timed out, n-maps failed, and FTP sessions failed authentications. Zillions of websites were simply unavailable… to take orders, serve support & information, and everything else we have come to take for granted - especially the Webmasters!

The real question is: What will GoDaddy do for their customers now? Will they credit them money or services? Will they even publicly apologize?

This is a huge opportunity for the world’s largest ICANN registrant and web hosting company to step up and make a difference. GoDaddy could choose to capitalize on this the right way. They could take advantage of the spotlight (they do like the spotlight re: SuperBowl Ads) and show what it means to appreciate a webmaster! Bob Parson’s is something of a legendary maverick, with his retired Marine Corp swagger. The next news cycle will tell. Comments and input in the blogspace will tell. Or… GoDaddy will simply say, “What outtage?”

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