cyclone 0.1-alpha55 was featured as the latest stable release, I wanted to remove that because that was not true and quite misleading, as that release was over 12 years ago... the "alpha57" as some new experimental release was also not true and misleading.

Instead of using the cyclone page in puredata.info as a source for releases, both me and Fred Jan agreed it was just best to mention that the latest releases are available in deken, and then use that page to point to cyclone repositories for more info (this was discussed on this list on the "editing puredata.info downloads" thread).

So, in order to update the cyclone page, there were basically two options: add new releases to it OR remove the releases from that page. As the latter choice was agreed to be the best, I was trying to do it...

Then I evidently could not get a grip on how to remove the releases from the page, and I did screw it up badly, but I obviously had no intention of doing anything irreversible, or to destroy and remove the cyclone page - that was an accident.

 

It puzzles me you'd assume that was the case here :)

Moreover, it should be noticeable that I've been working very hard on researching and finding about the history of cyclone on my own, so I can present it and preserve it accurately, as I've been doing in my repository and on a paper I wrote and presented in the last pd convention. So don't worry, cyclone's history is preserved, and it wasn't really well presented in that page anyway... And, as a matter of fact, I was portraying a much better overview of cyclone's history before I accidentally deleted the page.