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I disagree. "Experiencing outages" means something more than any of the other phrases you used. It's also more professional. "are down" doesn't tell you whethe
by eridius 9y ago
I disagree. "Experiencing outages" means something more than any of the other phrases you used. It's also more professional.
"are down" doesn't tell you whether it's intentional or not (whereas "outages" is a word that people don't use for expected downtime). "are having problems" and "are not working" don't even tell you anything about the symptoms. But "experiencing outages" means the service is partially or completely interrupted, and that it wasn't expected downtime.
- sitkack 9y agoAn affluent store near me has a sign that reads, "please allow us to serve you at a different teller", it could also say, "Closed".