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Probably shows that there are more users and traffic on platform. There certainly are on the main forum I use [am on on it every day] - and the background technology hasn't been upgraded sufficiently to manage.
'Too little investment' is the comment from my IT guru who has been involved in all things IT for last 30 odd years.
DorsetLady , Hidden and Bridgegirl, HU use Amazon Web Services, which is scalable. In fact, it can be autoscaling en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ama..."(a process that allows a client to use more computing in times of high application usage, and then scale down to reduce costs when there is less traffic)."
Not blaming the increased usage per se. I’ve been on HU for about the same length of time as you, and the number of issues have increased over the years.
It's ridiculous, isn't it? We have a long running thread of glitches, and another of spammers and trouble makers who've been reported and not removed from the site
I think on most forums it’s the moderators of that particular forum that deal with spammers etc .. not necessarily HU.. or at least it out on the main one I’m on.
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