Live services are not affected, but we wanted to provide this notice for general awareness. It appears that bad actors/bots have started reporting our Github repos for various reasons in an effort to get them censored/taken down. Because of this, Github has temporarily flagged our organization and prevented our codebase from being visible publicly. We've already submitted an appeal, and are awaiting resolution.

We're committed to keeping our source openly auditiable publcly. We've begun deploying self-hosted source control, which will allow us to prevent this from occurring in the future. Because all of our CI/CD infrastructure is currently built around Github, there will be a bit of migration necessary. We'll update our marketing site links to point to our new GItlab instance as soon as its available.

Clearly we've annoyed someone such that they feel the need to attack our ability to keep our code openly auditable: we view this as a sign that we must be doing something right. We further view this as a direct attack on our organization and will be looking at additional avenues of recourse.

In the meantime, until our code is visible again on Github (or our migration to Gitlab completes), please email say@adieuu.com for a copy of our code and we'll send you the latest.

TLDR: We're migrating off of Github and should be able to fully prevent this from occurring again.