It's interesting to note that so many sites have experienced problems in such a short period of time. Facebook, Twitter, Blogger and Indymedia have all had difficulties over the last 48 hours. If nothing else it shows how vulnerable our supposedly open internet networks are to the possibility of interference.
As far as Indymedia is concerned the issue of the domain name seems not to have been simply a matter of human error according to Carpathia.dereferenced.org.
"If you are reading this page, then you probably know that Indymedia is down due to the primary nameservers being changed from
NS2.RISEUP.NET
and NS.LACKOF.ORG
to NS1.BADWHOISSHUTDOWN.COM
and NS2.BADWHOISSHUTDOWN.COM
. People are presently investigating this change, however it is probably related to an ICANN whois data "inaccuracy" report (which, unfortunately, is a known tool that trolls have successfully used in the past to get sites they don't like taken down)."Indymedia Athens and Indymedia Patras as still not accessible.
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two nights ago it seemed as if all me writing was gone - which kept me awake pretty much the whole night. it 'returned' however and probably demands just patience...
3eris, halara ;)
Kronia pola by the way as well. Please have a nice weekend.
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