content refresh problem

hello!
my website's viewers alerts me that they cannot see a new added content.
i added it about 23 hrs ago and they can't see it until now.
i made an investigation and judged that users whose net is provided by
telephone-operators don't have this problem, but other users like those
within big ethernet nets (e.g. on housing-developements) still can't see new
content and "refresh" window function can't help.

can i solve it?
please help

thanks -
michael

"Kmicic" <kmicic.DeleteThis@poczta.onet.pl> wrote in message
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> hello!
> my website's viewers alerts me that they cannot see a new added content.
> i added it about 23 hrs ago and they can't see it until now.

This is not good.

> i made an investigation and judged that users whose net is provided by
> telephone-operators don't have this problem

MaBell is certainly on her toes.
It's #URL ( #875 ) to hear the web...right?

> but other users like those within big ethernet nets (e.g. on
housing-developements) still can't see new content and "refresh" window
function can't help.

Here in the States, housing-developments are usually one of two things.
First is low-income housing and second is those roads that cut into the
woods with one cloned house after another, a development.

Everyone here knows that clones like their content pretty much the same all
the time. Replication Nation.
And most likely the low-income housing developments simply can't justify
paying the additional Refresh Surcharge Rates they charge today! Hmmm...
Bread on the table or a couple Refreshes??


> can i solve it?

Yes

> please help

Ok. Send your Host a Support Ticket or Email, however they do it.
Ask them to update/cut the cache/set the TTL to more reasonable rates...etc.


> thanks

Welkom ????? ?????????? Bienvenue ??

> michael

Allis