I'm wondering how much of this is perception... The number of reported issues coming through has exploded since Akamai. Over the last week alone, almost every

I'm wondering how much of this is perception... The number of reported issues coming through has exploded since Akamai. Over the last week alone, almost every day a new networking issue for London is in my inbox. However - none of the recent ones have actually affected any one of my Linodes, even though it's possible since it falls under the service and datacenter - perhaps the change we are seeing is more transparency? I'm not saying no one is affected... as others in this thread clearly are, and I was affected by the datacenter wide outage in London earlier in the year - but it's possible that being more upfront in notifications of issues could change the perception of what before would have been considered a collection of isolated incidents.</speculation> [edit] I generally appreciate transparency, but when it comes to varying degrees of service disruption maybe there is a balance to be struck... right now it feels like the signal to noise ratio is low in terms of it's affect across all users even within an area. Right now I am pretty much ignoring the Linode issues filling my inbox, if a serious one came through I'd probably miss it.