Group:Practical Internet Solutions
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With the possible exception of [[Group:Family Entertainment Network|Fament]], no other ISP has provided as much support for TradeWars as Practical Internet Solutions. | With the possible exception of [[Group:Family Entertainment Network|Fament]], no other ISP has provided as much support for TradeWars as Practical Internet Solutions. | ||
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Practical Internet Solutions, also known as pinn.com and azi.com, was an ISP in Phoenix, Arizona. Rick Mead (Gypsy) was employed there in the mid to late 90s, and when Martech was ready to open a website, Rick convinced Mark Hickman, owner of the company, to provide free web hosting. This continued after John Pritchett bought the game rights from Martech, and Pritchett's early sites were also hosted for free on pinn.com, including the first official TW forum. In 2004, Pritchett needed more control over his sites, and started to provide his own hosting.
With the possible exception of Fament, no other ISP has provided as much support for TradeWars as Practical Internet Solutions.
