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ex-Instructure employee here (though it's been about 10 years since I worked for them). That's just the quickest page/status update to throw up; it was a one-l
by javawizard 5mo ago
ex-Instructure employee here (though it's been about 10 years since I worked for them).
That's just the quickest page/status update to throw up; it was a one-liner to push it live back when I was on the deploy rotation.
I'd hazard a guess they have more important things to worry about right now than exact status page messaging ;)
- chrisjj 5mo ago> That's just the quickest page/status update to throw up Funny how a lie is always quicker than the truth...
- javawizard 5mo agoOh for god's sake. In the 99% of cases where this status page is used, it is in fact the truth: we'd throw it up when we had e.g. data migrations to do as part of a rollout that wouldn't allow for our normal zero-downtime deploys. So no, lies are not always quicker than the truth. There's plenty to criticize Instructure about; let's not go reaching for straw men in the process.
- chrisjj 5mo ago> In the 99% of cases where this status page is used, it is in fact the truth. Figures. Else people would not fall for the lie.