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I get what you're saying, and agree, but there were many more, Ancestry.com and findagrave.com and many more were also down (while I'm in the middle of an ancestry fact finding trip). It really was massive.
Ancestry.com and findagrave.com are kinda the funniest examples that could be picked from the sites being affected today. Obviously there's the parallels of AWS being dead today, but I also can't imagine there would be a lot of updates to those sites that not being active on there for some amount of time would miss out on some timely update. I totally hate being in the grove when something out of my control impedes my workflow, don't get me wrong, and can totally see how the outages would be annoying.