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Updates the project status notice:

  • The current hosted service moves to v1.plugged.in at the cutover and keeps running there until December 31, 2026 (replaces "announced at least 60 days in advance").
  • Client repos: a release pointing to v1.plugged.in will ship before the cutover; after December 31, 2026, point clients at your own pluggedin-app instance.
  • PROJECT_STATUS.md: moving an account to the new platform is opt-in; nothing moves without the user's consent. Content export is available on v1.plugged.in until December 31, 2026.
  • The community is welcome to carry the projects on.

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  • Update the project status notice with the v1.plugged.in service transition, availability through December 31, 2026, client endpoint guidance, and continued community ownership.

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Revises the README project-status notice to document the v1.plugged.in transition through December 31, 2026, the planned client release, post-transition self-hosting expectations, and the project’s community-driven continuation.

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Update the project-status notice to describe the hosted-service transition, migration timeline, and continued community ownership.
  • Replace the 60-day cutover commitment with a notice that the date will be announced separately.
  • State that the current hosted service will move to v1.plugged.in at cutover and remain available through December 31, 2026.
  • Clarify that a client release targeting v1.plugged.in will ship before cutover, after which clients should use their own pluggedin-app instance.
  • Reinforce that the repository remains open for community continuation, contributions, new maintainers, and self-hosting.
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