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because there are overdue hosting payments
oops.
Although it's quite an asshole move by discourse to communicate this so openly.
I wouldn't want to have a community hosted there when a forgotten expired credit card or something would immediately cause this message to show
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I’m not sure if the issue lies on Discourse. The software itself is FOSS.
AFAIK I didn’t saw any limitation on the on-prem edition, so I don’t get it why a company like Mozilla doesn’t have the resources to handle that.
And, even if they are using Discourse’s Cloud infrastructure, it’s not common for services to reach the end of payment without sending a ton of warnings.
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I hope it's just an error and not actually them shutting them down
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I assume there's just some payment fuckup somewhere. it happens
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Although it’s quite an asshole move by discourse to communicate this so openly.
Actually no. If your customers are assholes, threat them as such.
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depends. Continue to not pay? Absolutely. One missed payment that could have easily have been a simple fuckup somewhere? No
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Has anybody tried Zen Browser?
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Yes, I used it the last three month but stopped now, it's nice but overall too buggy at least on Linux.
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Yes, I've been using it for a few months now, I love it and it is my daily driver. The ux is very nice. It is also very buggy when a new release comes out though, mostly because I don't think there nightly builds have enough users.
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Installed it the other day and I like it a lot so far
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it's back
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Totally a coincidence. Mozilla would never do anything to spite the userbase.
