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Because the status page can be used against the company in case of litigation. So basically you have 2 way of doing it, an easy one where it's just an on/off, a
by raizer88 4y ago
Because the status page can be used against the company in case of litigation. So basically you have 2 way of doing it, an easy one where it's just an on/off, and an hard one where the legal team write it (after 2 weeks of internal discussion).
- HPsquared 4y agoIt's essentially a smoke signal.
- riogordo2go 4y ago"Some of our customers are experiencing elevated error rates" while in reality the entire service is down.