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I love the Internet Archive and deeply respect Brewster Kahle, but I think it is time for someone with money to fork it: with the Archive's permission, to make
by tkgally 2y ago
I love the Internet Archive and deeply respect Brewster Kahle, but I think it is time for someone with money to fork it: with the Archive's permission, to make a copy of the Wayback Machine and its data as well as the older books and other resources that aren't vulnerable to copyright claims. The new organization should have a more robust governance structure, too, to ensure its long-term survival.
Does anybody here have a few hundred million dollars to donate to such a project?
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- jazzyjackson 2y agoI don't think they have a clone of the wayback machine yet but Internet Archive Canada exists with a headquarters in Vancouver, presumably with a separate corporate hierarchy but can't find the information this moment