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Where is the article? I'm getting something about Kevin Kostner's The West. Nothing about renaissance fairs.

• crazygringo 1y ago
  Loads fine for me.
  • burkaman 1y ago
    I'm guessing this is a complaint about a full-screen ad that history.com is running. I can't confirm because I have like 5 different layers of ad-blocking that I'm not going to turn off to check this, but here's what the page looks like from a Finnish server: https://pikwy.com/web/68dd4ace6c4fe212122bdfe2 https://pikwy.com/web/68dd4ace6c4fe212122bdfe2
    • deleted 1y ago
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    • bill38 1y ago
      It seems that history.com is geo-blocked. You can see it if you are in USA, not if you are in Europe or other countries.
      • burkaman 1y ago
        Oh that's crazy, you're right: https://support.history.com/hc/en-us/articles/4411049949079-Why-am-I-receiving-a-geographic-restriction-error-message https://support.history.com/hc/en-us/articles/4411049949079-... I wish there was a way for The Internet to eminent domain this URL from the History Channel, they clearly don't deserve it. Archive for anyone interested: https://archive.is/2xmAE https://archive.is/2xmAE
• afandian 1y ago
  It's broken in the UK. Gives a 302 redirect to https://www.history.co.uk/ https://www.history.co.uk/ And VPN via Sweden, redirects to https://www.historytv.se https://www.historytv.se I don't think they want international visitors.
  • MandieD 1y ago
    Same deal in Germany - straight to the www.history.de homepage.
• neonate 1y ago
  https://web.archive.org/web/20250926115407/https://www.history.com/articles/renaissance-fair-origins https://web.archive.org/web/20250926115407/https://www.histo... https://archive.ph/2xmAE https://archive.ph/2xmAE