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Except you cannot know if the system has tampered with the content you think is genuinely from those sites.

• embedding-shape 2mo ago
  Fucking sucks, what's the alternative for people without money or people who the papers/businesses don't allow them to do subscribe because of the country they're from/in?
  • no-name-here 2mo ago
    Use sources such as PBS, NPR, etc. - they are available globally, and there are non-US-based sources if readers prefer.
    • embedding-shape 2mo ago
      Tried searching for the submission article or even a mention of this event on their websites but I found nothing. Are you sure these are actually faithful replacements of everything that archive.is/.today unlocks for people? It's a lot of paywalls they remove, lots of stuff isn't reported elsewhere.
    • mitxela 2mo ago
      Sources that.... don't post the things people are trying to read? Besides, if it's free, you're the product.