Al Quoz desk · reviewed 27 August 2026 · Lina Haddad · civil clock unless named as thermal
Static sites look abandoned when nothing is dated. This log is the opposite: a public list of when we last touched a clock. It is not a marketing feed. It is a registrar’s margin.
- 2026-08-27 — Full copy expansion; fonts moved on-host; Google Fonts request removed;
build.pydisallowed in robots; security contact published. - 2026-08-12 — Heat windows re-walked Al Quoz industrial streets and Dubai Creek edge; dusk waterfront still usable, noon still a veto.
- 2026-07-19 — Friday metro start checked in S’hail the night before a field day; later than weekday, as expected.
- 2026-06-03 — Desert notes: no July 13:00 pickup described as a walk. Dawn-only language tightened.
- 2026-03-02 — First public filing of the four instruments (heat, metro, Friday, cost).
If a page has no line here, treat its month stamp in the article as the last honest date. Write the desk when a mosque, mall or RTA board has moved and we have not.
How to read a date on this site
The article month is the last time we were willing to stand behind the clock in prose. This log is the last time we touched the files in a way a stranger should know: copy mass, font hosting, robots, a heat re-walk. If those two dates diverge, believe the stricter one for outdoor hours. August 2026 heat notes are not a 2024 blog with a new coat of paint. If they ever become that, the log should show a gap — and you should distrust the gap.
We will not fake daily posts to look alive. Alive, for this desk, is a dated stack and a mail that answers stale boards.