Anyone got this yesterday night?
A website can go down for whatever reason but what I found curious was the icon on the address bar last night was not the usual square with the word GOG on it. It was a dark square but it only had one larger "G" like in the GOG logo and it was a bit to the right side. When i saw it and tried it on two different browsers and got the same white empty page with the icon being the only difference I thought today we'd wake up to a new layout.
But no. :(
Just wondering if I was the only one who noticed.

Gsdfgsdfgsfgfsdfsg

Placeholder for when the site is down perhaps?

They actually put up a page with some bears putting up a sign saying the site is down for (scheduled) maintenance :)

Web browsers will automatically look for a file named "favicon.ico" in the root directory if no icon file is specified.
Currently "favicon.gif" is the specific file it uses, but when no web pages are available it defaults to the "favicon.ico" file, which is the single G icon.

I could only get a blank page this morning as well.

That is absolutely and completely... reasonable.
I just thought we were finally getting out of beta. Now this feels like a waste of a thread. We should have a "simple questions" thread, for those questions that aren't worthy of an entire thread to discuss.
What the hell, feel free to take this thread wherever you like, people.

*grabs the wheel and sails the thread off into the sunset in search of treasure*

The maintenance pic with the 2 bears pasting a wallpaper is absolutely adorable.

Ye be want'n this mate . . . =)

I got a blank page too.

Contributing so that this thread would live on forever.

That map is a waste of time. Look at how once you make that turn around the mountains all you have to do is head northeast to reach the "X", but nooo... you want her to snake all over the place before getting there. You're just trying to get our good Ceemdee lost, aren't ya? Depriving the Good Old GOG community of a pointless reason game giver!
*grabs a pitchfork*

You mean Gdfsgsdfhgsdfghs, right?