Websites have problems – it’s a fact of life. But there’s no reason not to admit it to readers – they’re likely to be understanding if you’re up front. (I for one would rather see a single-line explanation message than a page loading like it’s 1994.) For instance, this message from The Walrus even made me smile, despite the fact that I couldn’t access what I wanted. Take a page from their book and make your errors human, when they happen.
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PS... change the integer in this blog's url to something else (i.e. 4) and you get an inhuman blank page with no link showing to get to the real blog...