What will happen to the subs that people created when registrations were offline? A few people said that they created subs that disappeared and when they tried to create the subverse again they got a message saying it already existed. Do those subs actually exist somewhere now? Or will people be able to use the sub names to create them again when registrations are back online?
Edit: People are also posting that subs they created days ago have also disappeared.
We have an automatic purge process for inactive subs, more details here which explains why some subverses get deleted. If you see an error message ("The subverse you were looking for could not be found.") when trying to access a sub, that means that the sub does not exist, it's gone. In this case, you need to re-register the sub under the same name.
If you try to register a sub while registrations are offline, you will get a wrong error message ("this subverse exists already"), ignore this message. Subverse does not exist. I hope this clears things up.
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PM_ME_YOUR_ARCHES ago
What will happen to the subs that people created when registrations were offline? A few people said that they created subs that disappeared and when they tried to create the subverse again they got a message saying it already existed. Do those subs actually exist somewhere now? Or will people be able to use the sub names to create them again when registrations are back online?
Edit: People are also posting that subs they created days ago have also disappeared.
Atko ago
We have an automatic purge process for inactive subs, more details here which explains why some subverses get deleted. If you see an error message ("The subverse you were looking for could not be found.") when trying to access a sub, that means that the sub does not exist, it's gone. In this case, you need to re-register the sub under the same name.
If you try to register a sub while registrations are offline, you will get a wrong error message ("this subverse exists already"), ignore this message. Subverse does not exist. I hope this clears things up.
PM_ME_YOUR_ARCHES ago
That makes sense, thanks for taking the time to reply, I know you must be busy.