Yeah, the admins messed up and let their ssl certs expire. I'm sure they're aware of the problem by now.
this post was submitted on 28 Jun 2025
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Yeah, I told them them late yesterday. I figured someone else would, and apparently no one else did.
I think our instance just failed some social dynamics test.
I guess you were the one in the crowd who actually called 911. Good work!
Don't the admins use their own instance?
Right? I couldn't even get Voyager to show a feed, and every browser kicked for warnings. No idea how they would have missed it.
Expired certs sounds like admins failed maintenance.
Yeah it sucks! Iβm having to post from the backup account I made on Piefed
Itβs fixed. If anything similar happens again, I am jumping ship