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But why would they (should they) honour that? And it doesn't seem their policy there is very clear or explicit. Doesn't it also mean that in cases where a domai

But why would they (should they) honour that? And it doesn't seem their policy there is very clear or explicit. Doesn't it also mean that in cases where a domain changes hands, the new owner would be able to purge the content of the previous owner, etc. etc.? Total lack of transparency around it is concerning.

neurostimulant 3y ago
> Doesn't it also mean that in cases where a domain changes hands, the new owner would be able to purge the content of the previous owner If the domain changes hands, I don't think they'll approve the removal request unless the new owner can demonstrate that they own the previous contents of the domain as well. You can't send DMCA take down request for content you don't own, right? But I think it's up to the Internet Archive to decide, and they do have DMCA exemption for some class of contents. https://help.archive.org/help/how-do-i-request-to-remove-something-from-archive-org/ https://help.archive.org/help/how-do-i-request-to-remove-som...