The way they designed everything, this doesn't matter. its still static, in that the content is not generated at access time, at least for logged out users. If

The way they designed everything, this doesn't matter. its still static, in that the content is not generated at access time, at least for logged out users. If the actual servers go down all that means is that wikipedia is read only and the caching reverse proxies that also receive a push update during modifications would just serve the last version of pages. (except anybody with login cookies, valid or not, would get 500 responses)