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Disney+ cancellation page crashes as customers rush to quit after Kimmel suspension
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this post was submitted on 20 Sep 2025
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They took it down to stop cancellations. The mass exodus hopefully continues.
America is built on shareholders getting profits. If they don't make money, things change.
Yeah, there's no chance a company like Disney can't serve a SPA for cancellation at this scale. This is deliberate.
I definitely know what SPA means in this context but could you explain for everyone else?
Single Page Application. I usually associate it with a fairly complicate web "page" that dramatically remakes itself in the browser, but is typically lightweight on the backend.
I would assume this is even simpler than "SPA" would suggest.
Yeah I wasn't even aware of the term SPA, but in this case I'd have simply called that a form. Form web pages are almost as old as the web itself.