Nice news: the link in that HN article goes to backstage.crew.co, which was 302ing to dribbble.com. And while IA didn't save a copy of the dribbble page... ...

Nice news: the link in that HN article goes to backstage.crew.co, which was 302ing to dribbble.com. And while IA didn't save a copy of the dribbble page... ...it did save copies of the original links before they started 302ing. In fact, it saved across two different site reorganizations, https://web.archive.org/web/20160504110408/http://backstage.crew.co/what-does-unsplash-cost/ https://web.archive.org/web/20160504110408/http://backstage.... (backstage.crew.co) https://web.archive.org/web/20160903203745/https://crew.co/backstage/dispatch/what-does-unsplash-cost/ https://web.archive.org/web/20160903203745/https://crew.co/b... (crew.co/backstage) Both pages are fully intact; I think the theme on the 2nd one is a bit nicer. (This feels like a bit of a "1st-world-problems" discussion, making commentary about the most aesthetically pleasing presentation of obscurely archived webpages that've officially fallen off the internet.)