Yes, a while ago. There was a month warning for people to move their accounts
this post was submitted on 11 Aug 2026
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Ah. I missed that so I'll investigate other instances then... Or just see what communities propagate here.
My account is a year old and I switched from lemm.ee a week or so before it shut down.
Yeah it shut down over a year ago. No great loss, really.
Sadly, it looks like it. Honestly, it's kinda like my own instance... life got in the way and then I just... stopped posting. So eventually the VM was shut down without me really knowing/paying attention, because I didn't have any monitoring on it. But from what I can tell, it's one of those things that Lemmy/Mastodon/PubSub as a whole... it's not Reddit, and I think that's where everyone is going to struggle.
Reddit had some bad publicity last year, but I think it'll take a LOT more than what they've done to actually push a majority of people away. I think even those of us that tried to move away... there was just so much established community there and there is certainly a lack of it here :(