Wikipedia has deprecated and will blacklist archive.today
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Wikipedia has deprecated and will blacklist archive.today
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#3As if paper sources are any less susceptible to becoming increasingly unavailable over time...
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#4Is there more context available - sounds like there's a bigger story than what is mentioned in the article.
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#7The archive.today owner made a good suggestion: Wikipedia should make their own archive. They can migrate all archive.xx snapshots there. They have the resources and it would be as resilient as Wikipedia itself.
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#8The archive.today owner made a good suggestion: Wikipedia should make their own archive. They can migrate all archive.xx snapshots there. They have the resources and it would be as resilient as Wikipedia itself.
Since Wikipedia established that the archiver tampered with stored pages I doubt migrating is on the cards, the trust in those archives has been burned regardless of who hosts them going forward.
But still, Wikipedia can corroborate any archive.xx page, and if they find a matching source, archive that instead.
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#9The archive.today owner made a good suggestion: Wikipedia should make their own archive. They can migrate all archive.xx snapshots there. They have the resources and it would be as resilient as Wikipedia itself.
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Since Wikipedia established that the archiver tampered with stored pages I doubt migrating is on the cards, the trust in those archives has been burned regardless of who hosts them going forward.
AFAIK the only evidence of tampered pages are those involved in this controversy. That archive.xx could tamper pages has always been possible (and a reason why Wikipedia should have their own archive, and migrate ASAP). But still, Wikipedia can corroborate any archive.xx page, and if they find a matching source, archive that instead.
That doesn't lessen anything