Kesseki

We do say it. That's what the "Incident Status" field is there for.

Let's Encrypt is operating normally. If you're having trouble, please post the details on the community forum so that folks can help you out. There is external monitoring in place.

The banner's colour is based on the "Incident Status;" it's green because services are currently operational. It would be yellow or red if the impact were more severe.

That’s unexpected. Please post details on the “Help” topic of the Let’s Encrypt community forum so that folks can take a look.

Although I only post here personally, I work for Let’s Encrypt.

To be clear, “Degraded Performance” means just that, not “down.” Let’s Encrypt’s issuance is mostly working fine.

No. Absolutely not. The vast majority of such "debt relief" or "debt settlement" offerings are scams, including several of the ones this article promotes. If you're looking at a debt relief plan, you should only consult a licensed non-profit that's a member of a credible organization like the Financial Counseling Association of America or the National Foundation for Credit Counseling.

This is, in turn, making the world of comment and forum spam much worse. Site operators could tag all user-submitted links as "nofollow," making their sites useless for SEO spammers. But spammers have learned that most LLM content scraper bots don't care about "nofollow," so they're back to spamming everywhere.

What are you doing to prevent phishing scammers from using your service to create fake login pages en masse? This has plagued similar services to yours.

How can brand owners opt out of your service's infringing their intellectual property rights in their logos?

Cloudflare offers at least two options that don’t require them to proxy TLS: Spectrum and Magic Transit.