It applies to any and all Hosting accounts provided through Potent Products.
There is some leeway here as it will eventually be changed to 100 characters -- not words, mind you, but letters of the Alphabet. As we provide Hosting accounts for people, it is natural for a Hosting account to have an Index page, no?
It is agreed that Hosting accounts are for the use of the Individual or Company and as such, can be designed according to their needs. As a Hosting company, we have certain needs as well -- with one being that it is rude and inconsiderate to site Visitors to not provide an Index page. Not having an Index page that actually says something, should always be avoided.
http://hostherenow.com/ is an example of the default Index page. The "Hosted by" is changed to match the Reseller Domain name.
When any Hosting account is setup, it includes certain files that are required by every account. The setup for Resellers provides for automatic creation of these required files, every time the Reseller sets up a sub-account. There is no reason why every account should not have the required files.
At this time, the following is an example of what is included in a every "Welcome" eMail, sent out by Potent Products.
REQUIRED FILES
The following are setup within your account and must remain at
all times. Also applies to every sub-account created.
Server Error Pages
There are 5 'shtml' Error pages which are generic. As these tell
the Server what to do when the 5 most common Web site errors
occur, they must be available to the Server. The current ones are
blank, but you can customize them to match your site Web pages,
by using:
Cpanel > Site Management > Custom Error Pages
Robots File
The "robots.txt" file is for Search Engine Bots which will visit
your Web site, regardless of whether you asked them to or not. It
tells the Bots, what files or directories you want them -- or
don't want them -- to list in their Database. Also has other uses
and you can find more at:
The Web Robots Pages
http://www.robotstxt.org/wc/robots.html
Favicon Image
The "favicon.ico" is is an image called for by most Browsers in
use today. Nothing anyone can do about it except to provide one,
even if it is a blank image -- which it is in this case. For more
information you can visit:
http://www.favicon.com
** Note: Although these required files must be available, they
can be redirected to another part of your hosting account and/or
you can change the file names of the "shtml" pages, as long as
said redirection or file name change does not create errors --
because that is what we are trying to avoid. Removal or changes
to any of these required files that create errors will cause
disruption to your Service and possibly, Suspension or even
Termination, if removed too many times or too many errors occur.