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It wouldn't even be a significant cost and ads would recoup it anyway
There should be a way to donate a website to the Internet Archive so that they run an online archive on it, basically keeping the site frozen forever (rather than relying on the Wayback Machine which has worse UX)
Any official source on this yet? Guess not since they won't post it on their website /s
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39475405
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Isn't one of the founders of VICE a founder of the Proud Boys? https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2021/06/the-secret-history-o...
In the 1990s, McInnes was hardly a far-right menace.
He was a tree-planting vegetarian, a druggy anarchist, and a self-described “dogmatic feminist.” Some people who knew him then still regard him as one of the funniest people they’ve ever met. He counted comedians such as David Cross and Sarah Silverman as friends, both of whom contributed articles to Vice.
[ ... ] But over time McInnes accelerated his drift to the political fringe.Why are they still hiring? https://vice.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/Vice_External_Caree...
Vice isn't going out of business. Did you even read the title?
RIP Epicly Later'd?
It makes no sense to not let the site online in an archived form, for the posterity It wouldn't even be a significant cost and ads would recoup it anyway There should be a way to donate a website to the Internet Archive so that they run an online archive on it, basically keeping the site frozen forever (rather than relying on the Wayback Machine which has worse UX)
Paper billionaires checked out, some sold out, and their value slowly went to zero because the owners failed to insist on leadership and culture continuity.
Sad af and a total waste.
Never get complacent.