Is Physics Forum Experiencing Slow Loading Times Today?

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Users are reporting slow loading times on Physics Forum, with pages taking over 10 seconds to load. Some have suggested performing a Ping and Tracert to diagnose the issue. Initial tests indicate that while the Ping results are fine, one Tracert timed out, potentially pointing to a problem with the user's ISP, Psinet. There was also a minor error noted where one user mistakenly referenced physicsforum.com instead of physicsforums.com. The discussion highlights concerns about the forum's performance and possible connectivity issues.
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Anybody else having problems with the PF software loading pages? Usually it's fast and reliable for me, but the last hour or so pages have been taking 10 seconds or more to load...
 
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Whazzat?
 
Ping was fine, but one tracert (#13) timed out...
 

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Looks like a hang up at your ISP Psinet

btw, you put physicsforum.com ;)
 
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