Maybe @dang can fix the autocorecto
Traffic was likely low and did not justify the manpower for upkeep.
That proves the reflexive reaction was never about the content; rather, the time and by whom it was removed. 9/10 complainers probably went directly to Wikipedia or accepted the regurgitated AI slop Google returned to your query as "facts".
You’ve earned yourself a bookmark :)
All of its PDF are still out there in the public domain, just scattered and not well organized in a single set of tabular pages. Here's its final report for an example of what it did.
https://www.ecoi.net/en/file/local/2145129/sigar-final-repor...
The Biden admin already had a plan in place to dissolve the agency months before the 2024 election even took place. The government tends to not maintain websites for organizations that don't exist anymore. It's hard to get staff to keep the site running when you have zero employees. Not everything is a conspiracy.
You are just making stuff up.
This is what happens when you get your facts from Reddit.
Source? (I know nothing about this, so I'm just trying to establish facts.)
> This is what happens when you get your facts from Reddit
Don't do this.
https://youngkim.house.gov/2024/11/08/reps-kim-crow-lead-bil...
> In June 2024, the Office of the SIGAR submitted a sunset plan to ensure a smooth shutdown process and effective and timely transfer
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