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README.md
Repository archived and retired, website will not be fixed for the time being
Today I noticed that the lbry.science website was down. I hadn't opened it in ages and had almost forgotten about it. This means the site could have been down for a long time, and nobody really cared.
The whole project was a learning experience for me, a fun one at that. I briefly tried to fix it, but the server was all over the place. Setting this up today, I would have done many things completely differently.
Later today, I spoke to jringo_, the person whose idea the whole project was, who was also the only funder for the project.
After brief correspondence, we decided to retire this codebase in favour of a possible future rewrite with entirely different goals. It would serve as a way to promote science, of course, along with serving as a base for a custom LBRY instance.
One possibility would be to base it off of https://codeberg.org/librarian/librarian, another fantastic community built LBRY instance project.
TLDR; This project is kind of a mess and as dev I like to rewrite shit.
~ Main dev of the project.