During the past couple of days we have been suffering from network issues; as a result, the MoodViews backend could not function and Moodgrapher, Moodteller, Moodsignals and Moodspotter were all unreachable. In addition, our data gathering facilities could not reach the outside world and data gathering was interrupted for at least 48 hours; as a result, MoodViews' plots will continue to look somewhat unusual over the next few days.

Earlier this week, the MoodViews backend moved to a new server, appropriately called "moods". So far, things seem to be running as they should.

Unfortunately, due to a major power outage (privatizing electricity companies is such a great idea!), MoodViews was down for the last 30 hours. For some time to come, the graphs will look bumpy and the accuracy of the estimations will be down.

Unfortunately, due to SAN failures, MoodViews was down for a large part of the day today. For some time to come, the graphs will look bumpy and the accuracy of the estimations will be down.

Unfortunately, MoodViews experienced an extended period of downtime from Friday March 31 to April 3, for reasons beyond our control. For some time to come, the graphs will look bumpy and the accuracy of the estimations will be down.

Despite last minute server hiccups Moodsignals has now been launched.

Moodgrapher now allows users to explore the history of moods, and to compare moods.

MoodViews finds unprecedented levels of happiness as it observes mood levels around Christmas 2005.

A static description of Moodsignals is available now; Moodsignals is planned to go live in January 2006.

A first set of three mood stickers is made available by Gilad Mishne and Maarten de Rijke.

The new web site for MoodViews is launched.

Due to a dispute between two ISPs MoodViews was not able to reach the LiveJournal RSS feeds for some hours last night.

A new server arrived earlier today and is now up and running and serving MoodViews again. Expect occasional outages as things are being tuned. Apologies for the extended downtime.

The server that hosts MoodViews experiences a fatal crash and dies. MoodViews is down, much to the chagrin of moodviewers worldwide.

Moodteller, the second MoodViews component, is launched by its spiritual father, Gilad Mishne.

Moodgrapher, the first of the MoodViews components, is launched by its spiritual father, Gilad Mishne.