<p>It used to be a news website, now it is a domain placeholder. Anyone has any idea?</p>
<hr/>**评论：**<br/><br/>tk425: <pre><p>People kept posting about it without clickable links</p></pre>very-little-gravitas: <pre><p>Really? Where? Or is this sarcasm? I've never posted it here on the subreddit as it is quite similar, so wasn't sure if it would really appeal to redditors. Anyway, link is below if you're interested. </p></pre>very-little-gravitas: <pre><p>I run that site, that was the old domain, which has forwarded to a new domain for some time after Unknwon donated a nicer domain. Didn't realise anyone was still using that older domain or had it bookmarked as I only used it for a few months. </p>
<p>It moved over to <a href="https://golangnews.com" rel="nofollow">https://golangnews.com</a> a while ago, so if you enjoyed it, you can find it there. It has an active community of people posting links.</p>
<p>There's also a twitter account which posts upvoted links - @golangnews.</p></pre>0xjnml: <pre><p>Not enough traffic? I do not recall seeing the site before, for one.</p></pre>iris-go: <pre><p>I always visit <a href="https://golangnews.com" rel="nofollow">https://golangnews.com</a> when I wake up and once when I go to sleep, it's a democratic news site not like this reddit.com<a href="/r/golang" rel="nofollow">/r/golang</a> channel who people like @dlsniper delete my comments and my posts are invisible from public neither the gopher slack chat, which I got banned some months ago (when I announced a good deal between Iris and a startup company in my github repository) without any reason while I've to chat there from over a year...</p></pre>
