In February, Black Diamond recently issued a recall of carabiners and runners. I had been travelling, returned, and decided to check if my safety-critical equip

In February, Black Diamond recently issued a recall of carabiners and runners. I had been travelling, returned, and decided to check if my safety-critical equipment was affected by the recall. I was greeted by broken links to the domain bdel.com, which Black Diamond controlled until recently. The Internet Archive has one of the recalls, but not the other. I would email Black Diamond, but their support address is also at bdel.com, and I can't call them because it's past hours. So I guess I'll just climb without checking the gear, since I've been using it for years. I guess this illustrates that losing a domain can put people in danger, and how valuable the Internet Archive can be.