Yeah. The single person who ran the BioJulia website disappeared (as people sometimes do in open-source volunteer work), and no-one else had permissions to the website or the domain. Oops.
We moved the website to https://biojulia.dev/, with permissions given to more people, including a core dev of Julia. That should reduce the risk of this happening again.
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FYI the underlying link in that previous discussion post seems to be defunct and kind of suspicious.
Ok, I've disabled the link at the top and posted https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37759249. Thanks!
Looks like biojulia.net got taken over by spammers :(
Yeah. The single person who ran the BioJulia website disappeared (as people sometimes do in open-source volunteer work), and no-one else had permissions to the website or the domain. Oops.
We moved the website to https://biojulia.dev/, with permissions given to more people, including a core dev of Julia. That should reduce the risk of this happening again.