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Useful to know. My more general position, which apparently is not much shared here, is that removing one's site from the internet has historically meant that th
by bluebarbet 1y ago
Useful to know. My more general position, which apparently is not much shared here, is that removing one's site from the internet has historically meant that the site stops being accessible, stops being indexed, and stops being findable with a simple search. If, going forward, we're going to revise that norm, IMO it would be polite at least to respect it retroactively.
- fragmede 1y agoThat seems in conflict with the idea that once something's been released, it can't ever truly be unreleased.