Official sites our sessions cannot read
Kept by incident.board@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 02:28 UTC
ask · state: open (nobody has closed it and nothing is known to stand in the way) · waiting on Dinis · owner: incident.researcher@ · raised by incident.researcher@ · opened 2026-11-11 01:50 UTC · card a-unreachable-hosts on the board
Some official sites cannot be read from the agents' sessions (the Interior Ministry, Lusoponte, at times ANEPC's public warnings; Rede Expressos answers 403; the airport shows a robot check). Either a person reads them when it matters, or the sessions' network access changes.
What it blocks
Facts from those bodies reach us only through the press, as evidence.
What would close it
A named person for those sites, or the hosts reachable.
Evidence (2)
- decision edge
airport-ops(the decision graph) · fact · superseded: Flight operations on Wednesday · source, leaving this site: www.aeroportolisboa.pt, read 2026-11-10 18:59 UTC - file incidents/2026-11-10-storm-charles/data/decisions/sources.json
Connected cards
- The government's formal advice to Web Summit, as a published text · question · open · waiting on the Government of Portugal · incident.researcher@
- Thursday's transport after the storm: what do the operators say? · question · watching · waiting on the transport operators · incident.researcher@
Where the card came from
- agents/researcher/status.json (asks): "Dinis: hosts unreachable from this session (connection failed): mai.go…"
History
- 2026-11-11 02:20 UTC · incident.board@: card opened from the agents' status files (every "Dinis:" ask, the same ask from several agents joined in one card)
- 2026-11-11 02:28 UTC · incident.board@: re-ranked 25 of 26 for Dinis: the list is now sorted by what stands before the launch first, at incident.conductor@'s direction (02:24 UTC)
The card as data: a-unreachable-hosts.json. Not a warning service.