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web site, web engines' crawlers, hackers searching for vulnerabilities, and the library of congress and French national library coming every two weeks to archive every image hotlinked by U.S. & French sites. Why? Because they want to archive not just the content under sitemap.xml or linked from the root index.html, but also everything under cPanel & co (including graphics and fonts) for all posterity. Who knows? Maybe I tailored my version of cPanel, and in a hundred years some historian would find it interesting.
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Thank you for bringing this up. Do you have any relevant references? However, from what I can see, there are good reasons to exclude malware-distributing websites which seems to be the case for "SpySheriff". Also it seems that as of last month they are exploring ignoring robots.txt more broadly (see:
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This is still regularly occurring. As an example someone unrelated to the original site owners has taken over the expired domain name www.xyzzynews.com and redirected it to a casino site so that years of archived material that I need to access is no longer available. What this means is that anybody
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As long as they respected my request not to make archive of my site public, and the robots.txt to not scrape my site, I was quite. Then they've decided to scrape my site regardless. In four days they've consumed as much bandwidth as everyone else does in three months, including people browsing the
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It would probably be miraculous if the WM could archive everything on the internet, but as an experienced user I know only too well that pages and images are often unavailable not because of robots.txt or legal reasons, but simply because WM failed to retrieve them properly. There is absolutely no
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Wayback machine has been blocked in India, possibly due to copyright issues. There will be a message that says "Your requested URL has been blocked as per the directions received from Department of Telecommunications, Government of India. Please contact administrator for more information."
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January 3, 2024, the Wayback Machine has been reported to have over 866 billion archived websites, as of 08:22, 22 February 2024 (UTC), the Internet Archive's main page (archive.org), web.archive.org and archive.org say 365 billion. Why did these decreases happen?
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At present this section is mainly a list of historical capacities. Can anyone add anything about the growth rate and future ability to store information? It would also be good to include information in the section on resilience i.e security of the data stored.
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Continent? If so, where on the continent? Is it the UK? There is no single copyright law within the region... Just curios!
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I think the article needs to provide a clear definition of the word "crawl" and some of its varied uses. The inexperienced, technically limited reader, like myself, has a glimpse of what it means but a concise definition would be helpful. The source article
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Wayback Machine compresses everything because there is too much information for just their servers. (we are talking about the entire, or most of. The World Wide Web!) so it takes a long time to de-compress all of the related files. - 45.36.173.204
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Internet Archive, but that doesn't mean they currently use it for their Wayback Machine. Thanks. The reason I'm asking is I'd like to include this information in this article, and possibly other places (e.g.
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but the page got removed in 2015. The docs on wbm exclusion since late 2018 just say to write an e-mail. Might have happened even earlier, I did not have time to hunt down the earliest mention across site layout changes.
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Wayback Machine as a caching service? That it is possible to see not only the latest version of a page, but olders versions as well? Whatever it is, it ought to be described.
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Knowledge (XXG), but I believe this case to be notable enough to be included. In August 2016, the Wayback Machine removed an archived page out of their own volition and pro-homosexual anti-Nazi bias.
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Awesome find. Geocities no less. Sure go ahead and change it, there is no official source for the date, just links to captures people have found. You could re-frame it as "the oldest known archive date". --
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Someone who understands this sentence should rewrite it for clarity: There are known rare cases where online access to content which "for nothing" has put people in danger was disabled by the website.
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Combating Piracy or Covering Corrupt Officials? India shuts down the Internet "Wayback Machine"] (in Chinese). TechOrange. August 11, 2017.
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which affects this page. Please participate on that page and not in this talk page section. Thank you. —
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