Reddit goes down unexpectedly for 40 minutes, yet their "days without incident" streak goes unbroken. Wow. Just wow.
posted by Lou franklin at 9:21 PM
Tuesday, August 09, 2011
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6 Comments:
You should start your own.
Why should we care?
Do you expect to care about every page on the internet? Do you go around to every page that you don't care about and post "Why should we care?"
Are you wearing a hockey helmet?
You're making a blog post about a site being down for 40 minutes, so obviously you perceive this as important. I'm asking why we should care. Why is it important to you, and why should it be important to anybody else? I think that's a fair question.
Alright Lou, I have to admit, usually I'm arguing against you, but in this case, you're totally right.
Guess the reddit incident guys got tired of updating or something.
The site definitely went down for 40 minutes and it wasn't scheduled.
http://www.reddit.com/r/announcements/comments/jmg9r/when_this_post_is_30_minutes_old_reddit_will_be/c2dbbz7
It has been down a few times. Looks like they are defining "incident" liberally. Lol!
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