The recent outage of the bsky-stats.lut.li service, a key data source for community-built statistics tools like @stats-of.bsky.social, highlights a critical vulnerability in the decentralized social media ecosystem: a reliance on centralized, third-party infrastructure. While the AT Protocol itself is designed for resilience and decentralization, many of the tools and services that enrich the user experience are not. This incident serves as a valuable case study in the importance of building and supporting a robust, decentralized infrastructure to ensure the long-term health and stability of the network. The quick migration to a new API provided by @jaz.bsky.social demonstrates the community's ability to adapt, but it also underscores the need for more resilient and fault-tolerant systems to prevent future disruptions.