How long does jsFiddle host your code for?

Jsfiddle

Jsfiddle Problem Overview

I have been using jsFiddle to assist in helping answer questions around Stack Overflow, and some of the old code/scripts have started disappearing - seems like it expires after a certain length of inactivity.

I tried looking at the jsFiddle documentation, and searching Google, but couldn't find any info on how long they store the scripts for.

Does anyone happen to know how long jsFiddle hosts your code for?

Jsfiddle Solutions

Solution 1 - Jsfiddle

According to the developer (via twitter tweet 1 & tweet 2):

> Until beta, all fiddles are stored permanently. And, currently, they live forever.

Solution 2 - Jsfiddle

See complains about availability of JS Fiddle at:

https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/149890/prevent-posts-with-links-to-jsfiddle-and-no-code

Today my weekly old fiddles are dead (from question https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25006130/align-to-right-left-triangle-in-menu-element).

Any service have maintenance cost. So you can't have any guarantee unless you make agreement with service provider.

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