@GLITTER You should post this as a PSA. Good work 😉👍

When, in the history of humankind, has telling people to calm down ever worked? @PhilDeep

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@SumKindaMunster @DeWayfarer

ok, but i honestly cannot recall ever seeing it when i am online.

thanks, both of you for responding 🙂🌻🇺🇦

@Yulianna I agree that that message isn't the best. We'll change it so that it says something like "either you're offline, or we're having a problem in our side", or similar.

@Nuno 🇺🇦🌻 thanks again! 🤗

@Wateribbon same.

@Dlrannie 🤗 you can't always "fix" a DDoS attack.

@Yulianna I’ll take your word on that as I’m technical idiot 😂😘🌷🌸❤️

@Dlrannie 🤗💋❤🌻❤💋🤗

@FlowersNButterflies that's the client site script talking. Javascript.

Never understood what is java, what is html. I see those options on my iPad, but hmmmmmmm. @DeWayfarer

@FlowersNButterflies scripts are basically divided into two categories. Client side and server side.

What gets download with a page is called client side scripts. They are run by your browser.

So that message is basically already downloaded. And your browser just puts it up. It doesn't need to get updated.

@JupiterDreams different announcement.

Same problem though. 😔

@ImJack it's just temporary issue

@Miram Yes I'm very aware of that - only giving them user feedback - none of the other various sites I am using are currently suffering slow down, including Linkedin, BBC, YouTube, Twitter or Instagram

@btchstfu it's incase of trolling.

@SumKindaMunster yes it's very fast now. Few minutes back it was like using sw on dial up internet connection

@Montanaman Me, too!

That happened on Liker.com which is not back yet though they said they hope to be in May. And they said it was tRumpers. @silver1985