Very slow loading of Acrobat Win forum

The main page of the Acrobat Windows forum is taking extremely long times for loading. To my ignorant eyes, the problem seems to be related with this user and/or his/her avatar: ;sadklhasd;flkj

Phillip, the problem I reported (t
he extra long loading time of the Acrobat Windows forum main page)
is solved, at least for me. This coincides with the disappea
rance from the list of messages of the name of
the person whose avatar took a very long time t
o download.
If you are still unable to get at that person's profile, that's another problem, although it's most probably related with, and perhaps even the cause of, the one I reported.
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