It's interesting to see how businesses communicate updates to hours, stock & service availability, etc., during this time. For most B2C businesses of interest to me (restaurants, stores, etc.), I've found their Facebook page (if applicable) to be the most accurate source of info.
Thinking of this because I had a question about operations for a chain business that I know is closed in my state as non-essential. Their main website is *entirely* business as usual--promising me extended hours and a quick response to booking requests. No banner @ the top, even!
That said, I know that my question (and, to some extent, up-to-date public record-keeping in general) are pretty insignificant during this time. We know the chain is closed because it must be. Why should the chain trouble themselves updating now, only to have to update later?
And after all, I'm posting this thread mostly to distract myself in a very strange time. Screaming into a void?
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