What is Vaults.lol maintenance?
Why Vaults.lol sometimes pauses dashboard access, what happens to your profile, and when the site will return.
What does maintenance mean?
Maintenance is a temporary pause while the Vaults team works on the site. It gives us room to fix problems, prepare larger projects, and check that changes work before opening the dashboard again. Seeing a maintenance notice does not mean your account has been deleted.
What can I still access?
When dashboard maintenance is active, you may not be able to edit your profile or use dashboard features for a while. Public profiles can still be visited as normal. Your username, links, badges and saved settings stay in place. A notice on the maintenance screen may include a more specific update from the team.
When will Vaults be back?
Vaults will be back as soon as the fixes and checks are ready. We do not want to promise an exact time before the work is done. You do not need to make a new account or redo your profile. Once maintenance ends, refresh the page and continue where you left off.
Why pause for bigger projects?
Some changes are too large to safely finish while everyone is editing at the same time. A short maintenance window lets the Vaults team bring in bigger projects and deal with issues without leaving the site in a half-finished state. You can check the public changelog for released changes after the site returns.
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