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That doesn't answer the question of why bothering to have them at all.

• sodality2 5y ago
  For 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 ago
  Because somebody (customer) wants to monitor a status page
  • saurik 5y ago
    But that purpose was explicitly undermined by the status page not providing the actual status!
• chrisandchris 5y ago
  Partially. Don‘t have one: customers complain. Have one, but with lies: customers complain. Have one that shows the truth: legal department complains.
  • saurik 5y ago
    I hope you appreciate that that breakdown also doesn't answer the question of why bothering to have them at all? ;P
    • motoxpro 5y ago
      I know youre joking, but he did, because "customers complain, but legal department doesnt"
• fxleach 5y ago
  Because 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.