Not surprising that shop links are broken, the whole point of open sourcing was that those products were getting discontinued.
I hate when companies erase any traces of legacy products from their website. But that doesn't seem to be the case here. They made a git repo containing more technical data than available before and products can still be found on their website if you open the "discontinued products" section of shop or search in support page. That's a lot better than what many consumer electronic manufacturers do.
From what I understand these were DIY kits from the beginning so schematics were always available. Gerber files and cc licensing are the main addition.
I hate when companies erase any traces of legacy products from their website. But that doesn't seem to be the case here. They made a git repo containing more technical data than available before and products can still be found on their website if you open the "discontinued products" section of shop or search in support page. That's a lot better than what many consumer electronic manufacturers do.
From what I understand these were DIY kits from the beginning so schematics were always available. Gerber files and cc licensing are the main addition.