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Everything on archive.is is on archive.org. I would say 99% of stuff. If archive.is goes down we have webcitation.org, etched.page, ghostarchive.org, webrecord
by oenetan 5y ago
Everything on archive.is is on archive.org. I would say 99% of stuff.
If archive.is goes down we have webcitation.org, etched.page, ghostarchive.org, webrecorder.net, etc....
- deadalus 5y agoarchive.org obeys the robots.txt exclusion but archive.today doesn't. This means that many websites(like 4chan) cannot be archived with archive.org.
- oenetan 5y agoThat's true, so does webcitation.org, which doesn't obey robots.txt. 4chan has archives dedicated for that site anyway (Warosu, etc.).
- Jerry2 5y ago>Everything on archive.is is on archive.org. I would say 99% of stuff. Given how a LOT of the stuff today is behind paywalls and Archive.today breaks through most of them and Archive.org doesn't, your "99%" figure is way, way off when it comes to popular stuff. Anyway, I donate to both the Archive.today and Archive.org. They're extremely valuable to me. I feel like Archive.today is in a dire situation when it comes to funding so I donate more than double to them each month. If you're able, please donate to these sites. They are running on fumes. And take a look at my profile for a list of other orgs to donate to.
- oenetan 5y agoI should have said 99% of stuff that is at risk of being lost forever. Paywalled content from major news companies isn't going anywhere anytime soon.