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title: "DNS usage counts back: May numbers borked"
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We’ve re-enabled access to viewing your DNS query counts online.

Unfortunately, the May numbers are out of whack: you’ll see a large spike in your query counts between May 12 and May 19 which is actually each day’s total carried forward and added to the next. This was due to a parser bug caused by a change in the output log format.

Sorry for the on-again/off-again nature of this feature and we should be good to go now.