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Hey Guys,

Bloggers work, and blog, 24 x 7. Supporting them on an 8 x 5 basis isn't right. Strolling in to work casually today, to find thousands of panicked posts in Google Blogger Help, isn't cutting it.

The Blogging world isn't all located in California USA. Your product is used worldwide, and you need to recognise that.

Get your act together, please. This was more than a few minutes outage, and an inconvenience. This was a major malfunction. Don't keep doing this. This is not the first time we have had a similar major problem affecting millions of people.

(Edit): But thank you for at least providing me a foundation for a nice succinct post title.

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