Yeah. I noticed that. It's a well designed web property actually. Whoever started the Bitcoin services in the early days must have been stacked with serious amounts of cash. Which makes it seem all the more odious.
IF Btc is the world banker's coin (nobody can prove it yet but it would not surprise me at all), 'they' will probably leave stuff like blockchain.info alone. Exchanges and marketplaces can be taken down, but the coin will bounce back after a temporary dip. The conspirators need three or four reliable wallets though, to keep it going. If there's too much chaos, the punters just won't come back. So they have to be selective.
This looks like it was a very brief service outage. No big deal. I hope peeps are becoming more savvy as to what Bitcoin is about though and beginning to look at the alternatives.
