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Probably cause you can't click on the article and read it.
by cool_dude85 6y ago
Probably cause you can't click on the article and read it.
- berkes 6y agoIn that case, cause-effect is turned around: it went down because it hit the frontpage. --- I've had some of my blogpost hit FP of HN: the traffic spike then is huge; HN feed is widely spread over internet. Hours after FP I started getting referers RSS readers, intranets, reposters etc. Running a static file blog, my €5.00/month shared vps hardly missed a beat with the traffic spike; but it's so big that "going down" is pretty normal for anything "dynamic" I presume.