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Their systems are so decoupled, a true sign of quality modularized engineering /s.

All kidding aside, I rarely find that status pages seem to reflect reality when something is obviously broken on a main website of application. Anyone know why this seems to be the case? Perhaps my experience is just anecdata so I could be wrong.

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They probably just use a script to check for 200 status and some text or something like that. The current issue is their css and js are returning 403s

Add their robots.txt to the list :-/

Status pages are generally updated manually, so they either haven't updated it yet, or as another commenter mentioned, the linked status page doesn't have a category for the services that are currently failing.

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