Here's an Announcement

[Raditzu]

And as I said on AIM, the same thing would have happened as always happens with a warning. We see a week of improvement, the "danger" passes, and everyone goes back to the same level of staffing that we thought was unacceptable in the first place.

The "we weren't warned" excuse only goes so far. Warnings have been proven to be a less-than-effective system from past experience.

Also like I said in chat, I apologize that no one was warned that decisions had been made, but those are two different kinds of warnings.