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The work that the Internet Archive does is amazing and vital. If you've ever used the Wayback Machine[1] and thought "huh, that's neat" you should consider dona
by zrail 12y ago
The work that the Internet Archive does is amazing and vital. If you've ever used the Wayback Machine[1] and thought "huh, that's neat" you should consider donating to their cause[2]. I just set up a donation through my payroll provider (ZenPayroll) that gives them a small chunk of every paycheck.
[1]: https://archive.org/web/ https://archive.org/web/
[2]: https://archive.org/donate/ https://archive.org/donate/
- chad_c 12y agoJason Scott, an archivist at archive.org (and other things) was recently a guest on The Web Ahead: http://thewebahead.net/97 http://thewebahead.net/97.
- josu 12y agoI've seen the Wayback Machine used in court cases, I was pretty amazed the first time I saw it mentioned in a court case.
- sp332 12y agoAnd the Internet Archive has a lot more projects than just the Wayback Machine. http://blog.archive.org/2015/02/12/whats-new-with-v2/ http://blog.archive.org/2015/02/12/whats-new-with-v2/
- frik 12y agoI am disappointed by the v2 website frontpage (beta). It's too overloaded. Hopefully web.archive.org will stay unchanged. I want a Google-like style page, not a Yahoo style overcrowded page that is very dynamic and dog slow. I like the mission and the current site of archive.org a lot!
- rancur 12y agothey should monetize on this as a resource since there's money available there.