Well-known blogger @jkottke (100k+ followers on Twitter) recently said some disparaging things about Go Daddy.  This is confirmation of what I've been saying for years.

Unlike Kottke, I've actually had the displeasure of using Go Daddy.  He's right that they have sexist ads and their owner shoots elephants, but that's not why I hate them.  (Honestly, sex has been used in advertising since long before the internet, I don't really hate them for that.)  Here's why I hate Go Daddy:

I recently rolled out a new site feature on 69thNewYork.com, a site I maintain for a local non-profit.  It sends out at least one tweet every day 1861 (150 years ago).  The headlines of the day were dominated by the American Civil War, which had begun earlier that year.

I have submitted my first patch for a Drupal module.  It adds a major new feature to the Follow module.

Being a web designer means there's always something more to learn.  Today's task: custom Drupal modules.  

(Even though it violates my rule of always using the first person)

Tenuki has a mobile site now!  Just visit tenukidesign.com from any mobile device and it should appear automatically.  I can now brag that Tenuki does mobile web design.

Not "we," really; me.  I already promised I wouldn't refer to myself as "we" in an effort to make the company sound bigger than it is.