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In all fairness if there is an active post it will be at the top and that's the main value of a status page, not so much about the right order of years-old outa
by Tenoke 3y ago
In all fairness if there is an active post it will be at the top and that's the main value of a status page, not so much about the right order of years-old outages.
- Libcat99 3y agoIn all fairness a visitor now, who sees random old tweets, will assume the status tweet page is unmaintained and useless.
- BryantD 3y agoThat is not necessarily true. I don’t have an X account; if I go to Musk’s X page I see his pinned post followed by something from 2022. So Slack could always pin the most recent post but they’d still lose the progress of the incident.
- SamBam 3y agoNo it won't. At least not for me, a not-logged-in user. What's an "active post" anyway? A pinned post is at the top, but what status page constantly pins and unpins their latest post? When I go to most Twitter pages, now, I see completely random posts from years ago at the top.