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I’m still finding delays in between clicking on posts. It’s definitely still slower than normal for me. And erratic.
 
I agree. I would have thought that this might be influenced by the level of traffic. At present there are 486 plus 301 robots accessing the site and this at busier times goes up towards 1000 real people. But in the past it has been 1500 or more, with no slowing down.
 
There's loads of sites that are like that unfortunately, it's the state of the internet at the moment. There isn't much I can do. Everywhere is under attack
 
That's because other sites can use something called load balancing, this is where they have more than one server and they switch between it based on load.

Unfortunately we can't afford that at all and we do get a lot of traffic on this one but it would put the cost of running the site into the hundreds of pounds a month catagory im already propping it up as it is lol
 
hi warren just to let you know that the forum is even slower now...its taking us ages to get anywhere and make posts....thanks for any help

lyn
 
I have experienced the same problem for a while but this morning came straight up so whatever you have dome seems to have worked - Thamks
However, I do have another question. Of late, the size of the text has become smaller and because of sight problems have had to increase the size of all text to 125%. Not that that is a problem but just wondered why
 
Just for reference, I am connecting from abroad, (France), and have not had any of the speed problems being reported recently. Click, bang, there we are. I normally close tabs after use, so each connection is a new login. Moving around within the site is just as quick as the initial login.
Andrew.
 
Andrew. That is interesting. But for us there do appear to be odd periods when access is much better. Have you tried to access it at different times, or just the once?
 
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