People are known to tweet incessantly when sites go down, and ask “Is it just me or [substitute your own site] is down???”. Well, a service like Netirk has got what it takes to put an effective end to that.
You see, it lets anybody input a URL and be informed whether that particular site is down just for him or for everybody.
The main page highlights the most recent searches that have been executed, and the time when these were carried out. That is vital for a service of this nature – what good is knowing that someone checked if a site was accessible or not if you can’t tell exactly when? You wouldn’t be able to accurately gauge a site’s accessibility like that, would you?
I said above that the site “has got what it takes” to put an end to these chains of tweets asking whether this or that site is effectively down. But I don’t know if people would really take to something like Netirk – I suspect internauts love sending those tweets out, and cracking a joke or two about the service and how it has always been catastrophic. We’ll see.
Netirk.com In Their Own Words
“Check if a website is down for everyone or just for you.”
Why Netirk.com It Might Be A Killer
It will quickly dispel any doubts regarding the accessibility of this or that website.
Some Questions About Netirk.com
How is this implemented from a technical point of view? 
