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I tried to access some of this - went to: https://donk.sh/06d639b2-0252-4b1e-883b-f275eff7e792 https://donk.sh/06d639b2-0252-4b1e-883b-f275eff7e792 Picked a U

I tried to access some of this - went to: https://donk.sh/06d639b2-0252-4b1e-883b-f275eff7e792 https://donk.sh/06d639b2-0252-4b1e-883b-f275eff7e792 Picked a URL from one of the files - eg.: https://parler.com/post/c86aa37121374606aa63439ff15362aa https://parler.com/post/c86aa37121374606aa63439ff15362aa And put that into archive.is - eg.: https://web.archive.org/web/20210110213100/https://parler.com/post/c86aa37121374606aa63439ff15362aa https://web.archive.org/web/20210110213100/https://parler.co... All just seems to be Parler "tweets"; not particular interesting.

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throwaway4good 6y ago
Let me be clear; nothing there that you could not find by just browsing Parler. Maybe there is a deleted post somewhere and that could be interesting but since it is not marked and there a millions of URLs it is kind of useless.
- judge2020 6y ago
  Story is that Parler didn't delete the media associated with posts once they were deleted, so while you lost access to the post's text, the video files using incremental names (eg. 1.mp4, 2.mp4 etc) meant you could download videos from posts that might be deleted.
  - throwaway4good 6y ago
    I think the "story" here might be a bit of hyperbole as what is going on here is just an archiving of the public contents of Parler similar to what happens all the time with Twitter.