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I have vague memories of how we got tickets in 2004 but I know it was odd.   From America, I think i must have been trying and it kept crashing?  All i know is that I left the sale thinking that i did not get tickets.  I also did not get a confirmation email.  When my credit card bill came, a month later, the charge was there.  And I remember calling somewhere in the UK to try and have them confirm that I did indeed have tickets, and they said that I did.  Total shock on my end.  Back then, international tickets had to be picked up from an office in Castle Cary.  I had never even been to the UK before.  I just bought a train ticket to Castle Cary and hoped for the best.  I got there, and sure enough there was a ticket waiting for me.  But then I hadnt thought about how I would get from Castle Cary to the festival site.  So I hitchhiked along with 2 aussies and a lovely man brought us down.  He has driving a bus and it was empty, on his way down to the site already and figured he might as well give us a lift.  Fond memories of 2004  

This was on a Chrome tab.

So Akamai is the name of the company who provide the servers / edge services for queue-it but I think they also now do some stuff for the general See site as well. I might be wrong.  What browser was you using?

Despite not having a certification (as far as Wikipedia says) Kool-Aid still got to number 21 on the top 40. 78 million streams on Spotify. That is still insane numbers by a metal band for a song that isn’t even a year old. As @Andre91 says, they’ll be top of the bill or not there at all. BMTH knows their worth and I can’t see a scenario where they take 2nd.    Your second point is a bit silly given no lineup is out yet + any sales will also be down to fans that aren’t into exclusively metalcore.