Disagree. Just make it available with a clearly visible note saying it might not be updated, so verify once before using it for emergencies.
People insist on making simple things too complicated.
People insist on making simple things too complicated.
> People insist on making simple things too complicated.
Didn't you just make it more complicated here?
By adding a disclaimer? And at the same time presenting possibly outdated information? And requiring people to verify the information with another source?
While deep down knowing very well, that a lot, if not most, will not double check the information, before they end in an emergency?
And also, verifying for accuracy once does nothing, if the information becomes outdated, between verifying and the time of the emergency.
The simplest solution here, was what they actually did. They removed the information that was the source of the confusion.
It is not outdated, just may be, you don't know. Better to have the information available than not. It's simpler than not having it.