no probs.
I guess to make my point more relevant in a business sense, I recognise the problem being solved here. In fact it's not just users who have the "is it down?" question, it's non-technical coworkers in a large organisation too. I'm the web director at a medium-sized company and I've had my fair share of "is it down?" phone calls at inconvenient times in the night :)
However, for me to put my faith in a 3rd party service where I could refer coworkers or users to confirm the uptime instead of contacting me directly, and - more importantly - for my to get my wallet out and pay for it, I would need to know first that the data is as accurate as it can be.
Perhaps that's your freemium model right there:
Free - a simple uptime page
Paid - a more detailed uptime page with multiple nodes, OS service status via API, latency from various locations, response times over the last hour, etc.