I'm also on webfaction, and like it. The most basic plan is pretty skimpy on server RAM (simply enabling debug on my site put it over the limit, and I was the only one accessing it), but you'll be fine if you take a bit of care with the setup. Django works straight out of the box, and their support is great.
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