Editing 2010: Update Notes
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Update notes or {{w|release notes}} are notes (or documents) released when software has been updated, to inform the user of any important changes to the software. | Update notes or {{w|release notes}} are notes (or documents) released when software has been updated, to inform the user of any important changes to the software. | ||
− | In this comic, Randall and his friend are using release notes of their {{w|Mobile application|app}}s as a form of chat service, instead of actual software change information. He says this is possible because the two apps are no longer being maintained, so theoretically, there are not many people using the app who would read the update / change notes. Incidentally, one | + | In this comic, Randall and his friend are using release notes of their {{w|Mobile application|app}}s as a form of chat service, instead of actual software change information. He says this is possible because the two apps are no longer being maintained, so theoretically, there are not many people using the app who would read the update / change notes. Incidentally, one cal still argue that the chat is still technically update notes, only instead of updating users on what has changed about an app, it is now giving Randall and his friend status "updates". |
This comic has a similar theme as [[1305: Undocumented Feature]] both use old software forums as a chat application. | This comic has a similar theme as [[1305: Undocumented Feature]] both use old software forums as a chat application. |