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That means down. What the f' else do they do?
by quickthrower2 7y ago
That means down. What the f' else do they do?
- dmitrygr 7y agocurrently status page claims 9/10 services are up (https://imgur.com/a/qQBax40 https://imgur.com/a/qQBax40): - Login/SSO No issues - Connections Something's not quite right View details - Messaging No issues - Link Previews No issues - Posts/Files No issues - Notifications No issues - Calls No issues - Search No issues - Apps/Integrations/APIs No issues - Workspace/Org Administration No issues
- quickthrower2 7y agoCalls no issues is BS. I couldn't make a call during that dark time.
- Jedd 7y agoQuite. Perhaps I should have been less subtle than opening with a 'Heh', and made it clear the claim that only the messaging & connection parts were failing was tongue-in-cheek. This page's title is "Slack is down" but Slack's status page at the time was modestly conceding that "Something's not quite right".
- interestica 7y agoIt's interesting because the sarcasm came through for me and only because you said "they do say" rather than "they say" - a subtle difference that is probably odd to convey to non-English speakers.
- labster 7y agoOh, that is interesting. I understood the sarcasm there as well but it's difficult to say why it is present. I guess because "do" implies a second, unsaid category "do not". I wonder if there's a Language Log entry on this.
- quickthrower2 7y agoSorry! A /r/whoosh moment. Good sarcasm.