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December 17, 2018 | Comments | General

Due to the amount of morons thinking we’re their ISP’s support department and to ensure a brands image isn’t tarnished by the moronic comments which appear to have amassed since the sites inception, I’ve decided to disable all comments on our site in favour of connecting users with the Twitter hash-tag of “#netstatus”.

Furthermore, I’ll be placing click-through’s directly to the broadband providers sites in-favour of the horrid iFrames currently in use.

This will be rolled out by 12am Wednesday 2nd May; this will give the added bonus of a site usable with a mobile device too (huzzah!) which is kind of essential given the audience a site such as this caters for.

Comments are however enabled on blog posts, so throw in some input below.

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  • Stef

    Hi Planet WiFi and NetSatus! Congratulations on the action taken to disable any more moronic comment!  What exactly is broadband? Are we connected to Be Internet at the moment, as supplied by Thompson or not? All five status lights are on, but I cant really tell how am I connected to the Internet at the moment. All I know that Vodafone has had the money to purchase Cable & Wireless, and also was able to negotiate a good tax deal with the inland revenue, which was sort of scrutinesed by the United Kingdom national Audit Office, so the fact that we hardly made any calls that actually got through from our landline to our Magyar Made Wels Vodafone Nokia 6230i Phone for our £5.- cash deposit means that the business of banking is moving into the computerised electronic third age – the third Christian Milleneoum – more or less along the lines I felt it would on the 20th September 1990. Stef

  • ninjamonkey

    Hi guys,

    Is it possible to get Easynet’s Status page added in? This is located at http://support.uk.easynet.net/support_status.aspx

  • NinjaSqrl

    Yep, click-through links would be great – can it be done soon before the next website version? Though I still think the iFrames would work if the window was expanded across the page. I’d then place the adverts at the sides with ‘follow as you scroll’ functionality. I will be recommending your site in my IT circle 😉

  • This site definitely has all the information and facts I wanted concerning this subject and didn’t know who to ask.