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Does anyone know why in the world they display a green checkmark with a near invisible little 'i' for this?

• aroch 13y ago
  Because checkmarks make everything look fine...
  • jordanmessina 13y ago
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uriZZ3Slz74 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uriZZ3Slz74
  • ceph_ 13y ago
    Non-snarky answer: They want to post that they are investigating an issue, but do not want to comment on the scope of the problem when it is still not fully understood.
• teoruiz 13y ago
  They switch to white-triangle-in-yellow-circle when they find out that there is a real problem. They just switched.
• iota 13y ago
  There are 4 statuses. Green checkmark (status 0) Green checkmark with "info" badge (status 1) Yellow triangle (status 2) Red "do not enter" rectangle (status 3) I suspect that status 0 indicates that they are investigating a problem with the server, and it switches to status 1 once the problem has been confirmed. This is also a good example of poor icon design...they aren't self-explanatory, and so they should not be used.
  • cperciva 13y ago
    What happened to status 2?
    • iota 13y ago
      Good catch. Fixed!
  • rschmitty 13y ago
    Thanks!