I think that's kind of the point: analyze the context, make an impartial decision.

Correct, we think by not bringing any external context to the decision making process, we can provide our customers with a positive outcome more often than not. That's it, we're here to decide thorny issues.

Except you have very little context, and you get all of it from a person who's desperately incapable of deciding.

Was it not acquired by the founder of pinboard.in?

Whois lists Ceglowski Maciej as the tech contact, and he is the owner of Pinboard. It doesn't explain why he would let it point to a vanilla Apache install and not point it at something useful

I would say that leaving it pointing to a vanilla Apache install is pretty on-brand for Maciej. He's currently busy with election-related journalism, but I'm guessing that this thread will eventually get his attention and he will get around to having it redirect to pinboard.in.

"Election-related journalism" is a polite way to put it. And this has been the situation for what, 5 years? One of these days I need to take a weekend and get myself off that abandonware.

For anyone else wondering why that name might sound familiar. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maciej_Ceg%C5%82owski

Oh I missed that brawl:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11633278

Presumably it is a mistake.

Maybe it's performance art?

If so I applaud them, it’s non-obvious and perfect. Taking del.icio.us back to the very beginning