Not me — I adore the BBC. I've always paid my licence fee gladly, and I've been waxing lyrical about the latest BBC drama on Twitter just this very hour. On this issue, I believe they've made a mistake.
Whatever happened to nuanced opinion, where you can see good and bad in the same entity? Why do some people insist so strongly on absolutes?
Fastly, the cloud-computing company responsible for the issues, said the bug had been triggered when one of its customers had changed their settings.
Fastly senior engineering executive Nick Rockwell said: "This outage was broad and severe - and we're truly sorry for the impact to our customers and everyone who relies on them."
But a customer quite legitimately changing their settings had exposed a bug in a software update issued to customers in mid-May, causing "85% of our network to return errors", it said.
The headline accurately portrays the story given the limit on headlines.
