Odd Service Status

The way the Overground is grouped for service status purposes is an absolute shambles. As an ex-Lea Valley user, we had JourneyCheck when it was Greater Anglia that could tell you which individual trains were disrupted - very useful if you tend to get a particular train. It would also tell you if the train was going to be short-formed.
Now under TfL 'who have made everything better by painting it orange', it's just 'Minor Delays'; much less useful. Add to that, it could be minor delays on the West London Line, which is completely irreleant to a Lea Valley commuter, so you have to click through to find out which line has the delay. Further, if there are multiple issues on the Overground network, you then have to work through the ridiculous stream of prose to understand which lines have which disruptions. All in a small sidebar. It's a travesty of useability.

It's also a complete double standard. Since TfL have repeatedly insisted that the West London line, the East London line, North London line etc. no longer exist and are instead the tongue-twister route names they are now and that is the right way of doing things, then the Underground should clearly follow suit such that Service Status should show Minor Delays for the 'Underground', at which point you click through to find it's on the Cockfosters-Heathrow Airport/Uxbridge route, when you were looking to go from Morden to Clapham on the Morden/Battersea-Edgware/High Barnet route....

Thank you! I've actually lurked for years, but this issue gets me irate enough that I felt the need to post