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# The VOID Newsletter, September 2025
- **期号**: SRE Weekly Issue #494(2025-09-14)
- **作者**: Courtney Nash
- **链接**: https://www.thevoid.community/newsletter
## 简介
Speaking of The VOID, the first bit of the September issue of the VOID Newsletter stood out to me:
> Back in June, Salesforce had what appeared to be a pretty painful Heroku outage. About a month later, tech blogger Gergely Orosz posted about the incident on BlueSky. I’m bringing this up now because I’ve had over a month to chew on his commentary and I’m still mad about it. As someone who deals in reading public incident reports as a primary feature of my work, I find nothing more infuriating than people arm chair quarterbacking other organizations’ incidents and presuming they actually have any idea_ what really happened_.
As it happens, I also commented on the similarity of Salesforce’s incident to a Datadog incident from the past in issue 482.
I’m with Courtney Nash: we really have to be careful how we opine on public incident write-ups. Not only is it important to avoid blame and hindsight bias, but we also need to be careful not to disincentivize companies from posting public incident write-ups. I highly recommend clicking through to read Courtney’s full analysis.
## 正文
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