If they really didn't want anyone to see it, they would likely have just replaced it with a blank page. The banner image that's there is meant to send a warnin

If they really didn't want anyone to see it, they would likely have just replaced it with a blank page. The banner image that's there is meant to send a warning. It would have taken considerably less effort for them to put a blank message, or serve a 404 page than what I'm sure involved a committee of at least 4 people and 2 ranking executives to craft, create, get approval for, and implement the banner image that is currently in place.