/u/Magnora7 used to give monthly canary posts, the last was post/Canary 19 (4 months ago):

"We have had 0 (zero) gag orders, National Security requests, FISA orders, injunctions, super-injunctions, publication bans, nor any free-speech prohibiting sanction against d3rr or magnora7, nor against any other contributor to saidit, nor against saidit, nor against any signed-in user of saidit, nor against any guest user of saidit.

We have not been contacted by the NSA, nor by the FBI, nor by the CIA, nor by the DOJ, nor by the FCC, nor by any other three-letter governmental agency, nor by any US governmental agency at all regarding saidit. We have not been contacted by local, county, state, or federal police regarding saidit. We have not been contacted by any lawyers or other law enforcement regarding saidit. We have not had any censorship problems with the associated ISP at the location we currently are hosted. We have not been contacted by any foreign agencies or foreign governments regarding saidit. We have not been contacted by any representative of the EU, nor by any representative from any country within the EU, nor Russia, nor China, nor Israel, nor the UK, nor Canada, nor Switzerland nor any North or South American country, nor any European, African or Asian countries."

The Canary posts were meant to let users know what was going on - the fact that Magnora was so anal about these Canary posts and did them for 19 months in a row, and just stopped and disappeared, is so suspect. When the Canary posts stop.. That means something happened. That's what Canaries were used for in coal mines:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sentinel_species#Toxic_gases

I've said this numerous times, but this situation reminds me a lot of Voat's (Voat wasn't the site you now know.. Once it was a lot like SaidIt, and had two chill owners, Put and Atko. Atko quit during the beginning of Voat, when an "Angel Investor" who refused to be name, which was essentially George Soros & co., came aboard). Atko wouldn't be straightforward with us, but he did say goodbye and did basically let us know this was the end of Voat as we knew it.

There's a lot of similarities here on SaidIt; imho, SaidIt is compromised. I wouldn't share anything here that you wouldn't want public, but you guys should know basic internet opsec.