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Because somebody (customer) is monitoring the status page and measuring how long it was not green and hold you accountable for your service being down. So it‘s
by chrisandchris 5y ago
Because somebody (customer) is monitoring the status page and measuring how long it was not green and hold you accountable for your service being down. So it‘s „better“ to update your status page afterwards when your legal team is all on board.
- saurik 5y agoThat doesn't answer the question of why bothering to have them at all.
- sodality2 5y agoFor the afterwards part, I assume >So it‘s „better“ to update your status page afterwards when your legal team is all on board
- jagged-chisel 5y agoBecause somebody (customer) wants to monitor a status page
- saurik 5y agoBut that purpose was explicitly undermined by the status page not providing the actual status!
- chrisandchris 5y agoPartially. Don‘t have one: customers complain. Have one, but with lies: customers complain. Have one that shows the truth: legal department complains.
- fxleach 5y agoBecause it's very profitable to be able to say that you have 5 nines (99.999%) uptime, over your competition with 4 nines or less.
- ineedasername 5y ago>„better“ Is the initial double quote at the bottom something that is language specific?
- wasmitnetzen 5y agoTechnically, German should have them, but barely anyone bothers since they're not on a normal keyboard layout. Some word processors replace them automatically though. Also, the upper one is “, not ".
- CDRdude 5y agoIt seems to be German: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quotation_mark https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quotation_mark
- chrisandchris 5y agoI did not explicitly create them. HN-app on iOS did them by itself. And it‘s probably specifiy to German.