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A few weeks ago GH sunsetted the classic github projects: https://github.blog/changelog/2024-05-23-sunset-notice-projects-classic/
This caused me to permanently lose some list of ideas and ToDos I had, because they handled the migration really poorly:
- They never sent any warnings via emails regarding the sunsetting, even though I've had ~10 Classic Projects for a few years
- The "automated migration" they ran migrated only cards last updated within last year. Some cards with ideas/ToDos/backlog weren't really updated within that period so they weren't migrated.
- The changelog mentions that the REST API is still available, but the projects that were partially migrated don't appear anymore. This means that the non-migrated cards cannot really be recovered.
I only hope that some GH employee reads this and can provide a backup of what I had before the migration.
Why would they even impose that arbitrary 1 year limit?
Designing a migration procedure that loses data on purpose seems evil.
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Looks like some false positive, Youtube is really banning links to a valid and safe URL. The "appeal" link doesn't seem to work either. Worst part is that this probably affects thousands of videos using royalty free music, and they are now breaking the license due to deleting the attribution link :(
Any ideas on how to contact YT to fix that?
Edit: they have fixed it!