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So, seriously, why is the EDIT button such a disaster? It’s the same old story: I finish typing out a post, then I realize I forgot something crucial or want to tweak a sentence, so I go to click that damn edit button, and absolutely nothing happens. No response at all. I end up having to dig through the advanced settings, re-authenticate my login just to prove I'm still me, and only then can I actually save my changes.
It’s incredibly frustrating, honestly.
I don't even get it, because everything was working perfectly fine just a month ago—now, suddenly, it's broken again!?
On top of that, the whole site is moving at a snail's pace lately. Sometimes you can't even get a page to load, then suddenly it works, then it breaks again... it's just constant inconsistency. Seriously, can we please get this fixed? What is actually going on over there???
Just tell me straight: how much capital do you need for better servers or to hire a competent system administrator? Is it a budget issue, or what? Where is the bottleneck?
If this web hosting provider isn't cutting it, then either switch them out or just invest in your own dedicated server. Honestly, I'd be willing to chip in for hardware if I had to. I just need someone to give me a straight answer as to why the performance is such a roller coaster—one minute it's half-functional, the next it's working okay, and the next it's completely dead.
It’s incredibly frustrating, honestly.
I don't even get it, because everything was working perfectly fine just a month ago—now, suddenly, it's broken again!?
On top of that, the whole site is moving at a snail's pace lately. Sometimes you can't even get a page to load, then suddenly it works, then it breaks again... it's just constant inconsistency. Seriously, can we please get this fixed? What is actually going on over there???
Just tell me straight: how much capital do you need for better servers or to hire a competent system administrator? Is it a budget issue, or what? Where is the bottleneck?
If this web hosting provider isn't cutting it, then either switch them out or just invest in your own dedicated server. Honestly, I'd be willing to chip in for hardware if I had to. I just need someone to give me a straight answer as to why the performance is such a roller coaster—one minute it's half-functional, the next it's working okay, and the next it's completely dead.