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A burden on the Web, a problem for the climate also
he sites are very busy today, but many requestors are bots and teammates looked at some logs earlier today. The key point made, in conclusion, is that it’s too hard to accurately identify culprits, hence it’s best to make pages cheap to deliver and simply transmit to anyone.
The WWW (Web) is such an utter mess. We’ll try to raise the subject in the Court of Appeal next year.
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