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I keep getting this error message:

504 Gateway Time-out

There is another error too but I forgot to write it down.

Happens when trying to post or view things randomly.
 
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There was a problem yesterday.
It should be fixed now.

Are you still getting the errors?  
 
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r ranson wrote:There was a problem yesterday.
It should be fixed now.

Are you still getting the errors?  



It seems to work fine now.Thanks,
 
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