Thanks for your detective work, that page seems to be particularly buggy for no reason. Perhaps it’s the number of comments or nested comments.

Just to help a bit with a bug report: I started stepping back page by page, looking for a comment thread. At page 151 I hit the error. Pages 152-162 still load, anything smaller is an error. And I _think_ even the “about” page glitched out at first, but I can open that now. I wonder if this is some rate limit, which would explain why others could comment while others could not (assuming that page 151 and lower load for other people). If that helps, I’m GeoIP-wise located in Hungary.

Aaand my first attempt at posting this comment led to the “critical error” message. Had to wait 15 minutes for it to work.

I’ve been seeing this too: I haven’t been able to comment for a few pages now. Last time I noticed that not only did commenting give me the “error happened” page, but any link on the top menu bar (archives, about, cast etc.). All the endpoints would give me the same error page.

I could comment this now (apparently), and the endpoints also work right now, so what you changed might have fixed it 🙂 Fingers crossed.

I now suspect either the spam filter plugin, cookies disabled for WP login, some kind of adblock, or a mix of everything. I’ll try a different spam plugin and see if the issue goes away.

It gets annoying, I would have been the second to comment but had to wait and then it started saying \’critical failure\’ again after that post until now.
Wordpress has always been like that, this isn\’t the first time or place I\’ve has trouble commenting.
I don\’t like shilling for other sites but ComicFury seems to be fairly reliable and it shows everyone whenever you update right on their front page.
I\’ve found a lot of good comics there and their comments are easy to use.

Why not, it used to be perfectly acceptable and even expected to buy Commissions in the British Army for cash and even today it seems to be the preferred method in many countries, either cash or promises. Promotions lately seem to be not so much based on what you CAN do as what you WILL do.

and in this page “the minimum for joining “a guild” rather than “this guild”. So it is a rule above the individual guild level. Which makes sense because otherwise a guild might drop it to level 9 to get more recruits, then some other guild might drop it to 8, etc.