403 Forbidden Again

Long ago, 403 Forbidden was the first subject of this blog.

Not a good way to start the week.

I couldn't even publish this, for 1/2 hour or so, this morning (7:00 - 7:30 or so PDT). Even the navbar was affected, and from another computer too. And the old standby, clearing cache and cookies, had no effect. Then suddenly, it started working.

Look at the forum search results - this actually started yesterday, and quite a few reports there too.

(Edit 11:00): Problem solved, status provided by Pete.

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