#Status Messages
Status messages should be sent first thing in the morning, before the developer begins work. They should list all projects that they're currently actively involved with, as well as any side items that need to be addressed. For all tasks that fall outside the scope of project work, or for direct feedback, a Housekeeping
list item is recommended.
Messages should list the projects with their statuses at the top of each message. Underneath, include short descriptions of the status of each. The whole message should generally only be 5-10 sentences at most - be clear and to the point as much as possible. Make sure to list any items that are blocking you from completing work, and feel free to call out the responsible party.
Each project should list its status, from the following available options: OK
(everything is fine and progressing normally), HOLD
(waiting on something out of your control), WARNING
(something has gone wrong here), DANGER
(something has gone VERY wrong here), `F