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[Dwight]

Hi Folks,
For those that don't frequent ISP review, but do use Netomnia. Also a lot on Reddit about this as well.

https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2025/06/netomnia-and-isp-youfibre-fix-broadband-speed-and-latency-issues.html

[Alex Atkin UK]

Does nobody proof read?

appearing to suffer from a noticeable drop in network latency and upload performance over the past few days

I presume they mean a noticeable INCREASE in network latency.  A drop would be an improvement, you'd think people writing on a broadband site would know the difference.

[Dwight]

Does nobody proof read?
I presume they mean a noticeable INCREASE in network latency.  A drop would be an improvement, you'd think people writing on a broadband site would know the difference.

Maybe "Drop" as in worse performance, not the actual figure?

[Alex Atkin UK]

Maybe "Drop" as in worse performance, not the actual figure?

That's obviously what they mean but the complete opposite of what they said.

[kitz]

to suffer from a noticeable drop in network latency and upload performance over the past few days.

Its perhaps a poor choice of words used to construct the sentence - says she who is quite capable of making plenty of her own grammatical errors. 

Alex is correct and it should say increased network latency and a decrease in upload performance.  However, I can see both sides, but that is only because I know what he meant to say.  Using the word drop immediately before latency infers the opposite.

[XGS_Is_On]

On the topic rather than grammar still lots going on with network upgrades and Brsk integration.

I experienced higher latency on 8G for weeks while being migrated to new network. Similar increase to those people were complaining about. Wasn't ideal but even at £99 a month it remains a shared, best effort service. There was no noticeable impact to responsiveness or throughput only latency.

God help them when a fibre cut or router outage sends them to their backup BNG again.