Im starting to think this isn’t a bug, and glitch is cracking down on projects which violate their policies, in mistake as well in some cases, but we can’t assume anything until we hear from the staff team themselves
@jenn Since all my projects are suspended it would be a bit hard for me to send the name of every project in a Glitch email since I can’t remember all of the names.
Can you tell me the name of the project that got suspended because on discord, I noticed one of my bots (Nicsena’s Bot Legacy) is offline, and I just found out what happened today.
I’m starting to wonder if Glitch is doing some sort of clean up or having errors because there have been 4 posts about project suspensions in the last few hours.
Hi!
My project has been suspended!
Are there any way so i can download the source code for the project?
Because i don’t have any backup!
I also hope to get the project un-suspended
Thanks…
By the way the gogs website(https://pt-gogs.glitch.me/user/login) has been suspended for a Unknown reason. Also I think to make things a bit more clear, there could something that is basically a summary of the terms of service(Legal Stuff).
We are starting to review projects for reinstatement. If you sent us a message, we will follow up with you directly once your project has been un-suspended.
I can’t guarantee that all projects will be un-suspended in the next 24 hours, but we are doing our best! We just need to make sure a similar AWS alert is not triggered.
@RiversideRocks great question! No, we didn’t run out of storage.
The alert was related to malicious activity. We know that the majority of our users - especially our community regulars - use Glitch for good and I’m sorry that some of you were affected. We just need to proceed cautiously so we prevent this from happening again!
and a lot of the big projects these past few days have been suspended… it is not fun for a lot?
and, this seems crazy, but to prevent this from happening, there should be like a global rollback system that asks if you want to be included in a large rollback to fix some issues…
sounds complex, but ex:
a prompt pops up, saying a global rollback has been performed by staff, would you like to rollback to [timestamp]
and yes/no buttons at the bottom, click no, nothing happens, click yes, your project gets rolled back to [timestamp] and getting unsuspended from recent issues
Even if cryptomining isn’t against the TOS, glitch containers only have so much ram and memory. Your project would be suspended if there was too much activity