By dustinrc
According the the documentation, a droplet may be in one of four states: “new”, “active”, “off” or “archive”. The first three states would be when a droplet is being initialized, currently powered on, or currently powered off, respectively. What would cause a droplet to be in the “archive” state? Have I overlooked an obvious “Archive Droplet” button?
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