Is the data from the old forum still somewhere?
I made a post with a lot of calculations and formulae for a Stanford Torus I was working on years ago, it would be a pity if I had to search to all those formulae again 

Check http://old.spaceengine.org/forum/

Does it even matter now when SE is dead?

You know, your commitment in pushing your narrative is actually entertaining

Does it even matter now when SE is dead?

I'm sorry our local forum princess doesn't get updates every week, but if you think it is a dead project, then why are you still here?

Also, even if a developer ceases working on a project, does that make the current version completely useless?

Does it even matter now when SE is dead?

What is the purpose with this kind of passive aggressive comments? I mean, it has been well explained why SE has and always had a slow pace in regards to development, in quite a lot of posts. There's no need for you to restate your opinion on the matter each time. SE is not going to evolve quicker just because you can't wait for it to do so. There's no worse way to support this outstanding piece of software than systematically claiming and trying to convince others that it is a dead project when in fact it is not. Also, you are off-topic here.

this outstanding piece of software

So submissive.

trying to convince others that it is a dead project when in fact it is not.

Last news were July 20. Wanna know how long is that? Half a year. Also there was no any NY post. Also the dev doesn't visit the forum any longer. In that case I don't need to convince.

Arigato, okay, this discussion already happened, more than once. This time, it is off topic and an unnecessary thread derailment. Since your only apparent purpose on this forum is to annoy people, you're no longer welcome.

I made a post with a lot of calculations and formulae for a Stanford Torus I was working on years ago, it would be a pity if I had to search to all those formulae again

Same here. I frequently refer to old posts there and some had lengthy calculations. But it does seem the site works again now.

You know, your commitment in pushing your narrative is actually entertaining

Lol, I really love this project and I hope I'll be able to finish it within one or two years 

I really love sci-fi, because sometimes you end up learning physics just writing or reading and it's awesome.

Same here. I frequently refer to old posts there and some had lengthy calculations. But it does seem the site works again now.

dang there's so much valuable data on that site, now I understand why my antivirus software gone mad while entering in it, probably now I have 2000 Russian viruses  

I wonder why they decided to create this forum rather than stick with the old one.

I wonder why they decided to create this forum rather than stick with the old one.

good question, i miss the old forum

Because a change of platform and provider was needed, and it was impossible to export or import previous posts