Digg, LinkedIn, TechCrunch Inaccessibility


I like this definition of inaccessability from the Wordweb dictionary:

The quality of not being unavailable when needed

Over the past week or two, I have noticed several of my favorite social sites I routinely visit not “not being unavailable when needed.” To put it plainly, I had difficulties accessing DiggLinkedIn and TechCrunch for a brief time. I know what you’re thinking. It’s my fault. I should contact my ISP. However, the errors appear to be related to the sites themselves.  I am not going to try and analyze them and speculate as to the cause, but I am willing to bet they were all related to traffic spikes. It’s a reminder of how important web hosting and network connectivity is for all of us site owners.

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“Digg, LinkedIn, TechCrunch Inaccessibility” has One Comment

  1. WildBluff_Matt Says:

    I got a few db connection errors w/ GoDaddy over the past week. By the time I got my tech support email off the connection had returned, of course.

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