Cyberwings quickly rose to the top of the web hosting world and the issues that have occurred lately have affected many people. Shawn White of Cyberwings has agreed to an interview with us in order to share his side of the story. Shawn's answers are contained below in an unedited form.

DJ: What motivated you to enter the web hosting industry and what unique function were you trying to bring to the market?
SW: Cyberwings was a brainchild of mine from many, many years ago. The name, the concept of continuing technology education and supporting a web community. The entire theme. I initially played around with the web hosting ideas many years ago in a very rough, unedited, and non-productive way. In June 2001 I really wanted to push Cyberwings. I decided it was time to try to do what I had wanted to do all along. I wanted to build a web hosting community of people through a service which was incredibly reasonably priced. The idea behind Cyberwings was that customers could help customers, within a forum/chat setting, and we would have a limited amount of "Cyberwings Staff" people online to assist.