In May of 2011, Salon announced the deletion of the Table Talk message base, with 30 days notice, after 16 years of operation. With little attempt to find a new home for the site, and with little reason given, the site was ultimately deleted in June of 2011 and replaced with an article reminiscing on the history of Table Talk. Archive Team has downloaded the full public threads of Table Talk, excluding group threads that had a semi-private setting, predating most search engines.
Topics: Table Talk, Discussions, Salon, Archive Team
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Yahoo! Video was a video sharing website. Like many other Yahoo! products before it, Video was taken down on the big day of 14 March 2011. Dear Yahoo! Video user, After careful consideration, we will be removing all general user-generated content upload capability and user-uploaded video from Yahoo! Video. As a result, your videos, user profiles, ratings, favorites, and playlists will no longer be available after March 14, 2011. User video content from Yahoo! Video that remains embedded on...
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As part of the mailing-list aspect of the Google Groups site, administrators and users were able to share webpages and files related to the mailing lists, starting in the early 2000s. Many of these mailing lists went dormant or had static information, and in many cases the administration of the lists would end, leaving the pages and files as important resources and information. On September 22nd, 2010, Google Groups announced that all updating to Google Groups pages and files would be halted in...
Topics: Google Groups, Group Pages, Group Files
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Billing itself as a fast and free file transfer site, AnyHub.net provided a way to share files online with low or no cost. After a period of relative success, the site started announcing it was shutting down. Archive Team members took a snapshot of many of the contents of AnyHub, for the purposes of historical research and seeing how a file host might have been used. Returning briefly, Anyhub finally went under in early 2012, with the domain name going up for sale as well.
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Hundreds of Podcasts hosted at Mypodcast.com, a service for providing server space for the mp3 files put out regularly by professional and amateur alike, on a wide range of subjects. The service had been founded in 2007, and provided free hosting for the shows. The service was shut down with 30 days notice, and all podcasts were deleted. The memo was as follows: Hello MyPodcast.com Broadcasters - We must regretfully inform you that effective December 1, 2011, MyPodcast.com will cease all...
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The hardest part about our transient, shallow world wide web is the terrifying swiftness in which data disappears. To this end, Archive Team members have often bravely strapped on miner's helmets and flashlights, dove into the flaming wreckage of a dying site, and grabbed a copy for all of time. Some of these rescues, consisting of what we could grab, are being saved here. Please Note: Some of these items were not burning as brightly or recently as others - they might be merely considered...
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It's the mystical land that Geocities has landed in!
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A little bird told Archive Team that the University of Michigan IT department was planning to shift students to Google services over the summer of 2012 to cut costs; in doing so, many student webpages would be shut down and accounts moved away, especially of alumni. As student webpages are among the most important indicators of the early works of researchers and academics, Archive Team has taken a precautionary save of all public student websites. The student pages are in WARC format, saved in...
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This massive collection represents one of the largest projects Archive Team may ever do: Over 272 terabytes of user accounts from the Apple .me and MobileMe services, which were announced to shut down in June of 2012. From Wikipedia: "MobileMe (formerly .Mac and iTools) is a subscription-based collection of online services and software offered by Apple Inc. Originally launched on January 5, 2000, as iTools, a free collection of Internet-based services for users of Mac OS 9, Apple...
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FilePlanet was a video game download service that provided demos, patches, mods and other gaming media and other gaming media downloads to its users. FilePlanet was launched, and was run by, GameSpy, which is now a subsidiary of IGN. Users could either pay a fee to access High-speed servers with no wait times, or wait a certain amount of time in a line before downloading (only for particularly popular files). FilePlanet used to require registration for download services but later removed this...
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Splinder è stata una piattaforma blog sviluppata in lingua italiana a partire dal 2001 dalla società Tipic Inc, dal 2006 facente parte del Gruppo Dada, e ufficialmente chiusa il 31 gennaio 2012. Nel 2003 Tipic Inc creò una versione del servizio per il mondo anglosassone, detta Motime, con scarso successo. L'annuncio della dismissione del sito è stato dato il 21 novembre 2011. La parola "Splinder" non ha un significato conosciuto. Splinder aveva un approccio particolare nei...
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From Wikipedia: FortuneCity was a webhosting service based in New York City. The service was founded in 1997 by Richard Jones and Dan Metcalfe, two British entrepreneurs. It had over one million users. It achieved some limited fame when it collaborated with Warner Brothers to create a community called AcmeCity, which allowed users to create a web site using WB characters, logos, etc. without infringing on copyright. When FortuneCity first came online, it offered a free web hosting account with...
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Use the search interface to recover PICPLZ photos. If you're a fan of the iPhone and Android photo sharing app Picplz, you only have one more month to enjoy its pleasures. In a blog post and email late Friday, developer Mixed Media Labs announced the demise of the app: On July 3, 2012, picplz will shut down permanently and all photos and data will be deleted. We have provided download links for existing users to save their photos. Thank you for your support of picplz and we apologize for any...
What is this about? This wiki is a catalog of the tricks of the trade for writing fiction. Tropes are devices and conventions that a writer can reasonably rely on as being present in the audience members' minds and expectations. On the whole, tropes are not clichés. The word clichéd means "stereotyped and trite." In other words, dull and uninteresting. We are not looking for dull and uninteresting entries. We are here to recognize tropes and play with them, not to make fun of them....
A snapshot of the Wikileaks website from May of 2010. Contains a general grab of any public-facing content that could be found in a basic scan of the site.
Topic: wikileaks
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Dear Cinch.FM Users, We’re sorry to announce that the Cinch.FM web site and iPhone application will be shutting down on August 20, 2012. After this date, no new content will be accepted, and your iPhone application will cease to function. Also, no new Cinch.FM accounts will be allowed after the 20th. Those of you with Cinch.FM accounts will be able to download your content by logging into your account. The content will be available for you to download for two months, until October 20, 2012....
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First you need to understand that blind computer users don't use computers in the way normal sighted people do. We use special software called a screen reader which tells us what's on the screen and provides easier access to programs and websites. On Windows, the most popular screen readers are Jaws for Windows, Window-Eyes, System Access, and Non-visual Desktop Access. Because we don't look at the screen, we also use the keyboard exclusively. Screen readers and other programs often make use of...
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The free BT Web Hosting Service is closing. What is the free BT Web Hosting Service? This was 50Mb of free web space for BT personal customers allowing people to create their own website. It was originally part of the BT Openworld email service in the days before we got together with Yahoo! in 2004. In fact, we haven't been supporting it since then, although we've been happy to let people continue with their websites. The free BT Web Hosting service is linked to people's btinternet.com...
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DailyBooth was a photoblogging website designed for users to take a photo of themselves every day with a caption, in order to document and share their life with others, thus the slogan "your life in pictures." It was similar to social-networking websites such as Twitter in that you could follow other users and allow them to follow you in turn and get real-time updates on what other people are doing. The user base was geared towards teens. In August, 2009, the site was reported to have...
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Posterous will turn off on April 30 : Posterous launched in 2008. Our mission was to make it easier to share photos and connect with your social networks. Since joining Twitter almost one year ago, we’ve been able to continue that journey, building features to help you discover and share what’s happening in the world – on an even larger scale. On April 30th, we will turn off posterous.com and our mobile apps in order to focus 100% of our efforts on Twitter. This means that as of April 30,...
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Sanoma Media heeft Weblog.nl per 1 maart 2013 overgedragen aan WordPress.com Van 1 t/m 31 maart 2013 wordt er een back-up gemaakt van alle weblogs. Er zijn dus géén weblogs of mediabestanden weg, we kunnen er alleen gedurende deze periode niet bij. Exportbestand Was jij de eigenaar van een weblog op Weblog.nl en beschik jij nog niet over een exportbestand? Neem dan contact op met de Helpdesk. Mis je afbeeldingen? Het kan zijn dat je afbeeldingen mist op je nieuwe blog. In dat geval verwijzen...
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Xanga /ˈzæŋɡə/ is a website that hosts weblogs, photoblogs, and social networking profiles. It is operated by Xanga.com, Inc., based in New York City. In September of 2013 Xanga relaunched under the assumed name of Xanga 2.0. Xanga/Xanga 2.0 is no longer a free blogging webspace. Users will now have to pay an annual fee of $48.00. The intellectual property of many users has since been lost. Xanga only saved archives from users that posted in the last five years (2008-2013). On their...
Topics: Xanga, Doomed, Archive Team
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January 3rd, 2013 Dear Punchfork Community, Today we are excited to share the news that Pinterest has acquired Punchfork! Since launching in January 2011, our mission at Punchfork has been to help home cooks discover new, high quality recipes and share them with family and friends. It is a mission driven by a belief in the ability of web and mobile platforms to inspire our lives offline--at home, in our communities, and for Punchfork, wherever meals are shared. To cooking aficionados, Pinterest...
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Upon shutting down Yahoo! Korea, Yahoo! deleted over 15 year's worth of users' blogs. Now they're back. From the original news story: Yahoo has announced they will be closing down their South Korean web portal and ending their presence in the country by the end of the year. According to Jung-Ah Lee of the Wall Street Journal, Yahoo Korea released a statement Friday saying the company’s operation in that nation had faced “a lot of challenges” over the past few years, and the website’s...
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On the 1st of March, Yahoo! announced that they'll "spring clean" Yahoo! Messages at Yahoo! Corporate Blog.
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Formspring was a question-and-answer-based social networking service for social conversations operated by Formspring.me, Inc. It was launched on 1 November 2009 by Ade Olonoh, the founder of online form builder Formstack. In May 2013, Spring.me acquired the assets of Formspring. The rebranded website was officially launched in beta in September 2013 and launched publicly in November 2013. Formspring was launched in Indianapolis in November 2009 by the founder of online form builder Formstack,...
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On the March 13, Google announced that they'll \"spring clean\" Google Reader at Official Google Reader Blog :\n \n Powering Down Google Reader \n 3/13/2013 04:06:00 PM \n Posted by Alan Green, Software Engineer \n We have just announced on the Official Google Blog that we will soon retire Google Reader (the actual date is July 1, 2013). We know Reader has a devoted following who will be very sad to see it go. We\u2019re sad too. \n There are two simple reasons for this: usage of...
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Captures of the web forums around G4TV.
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Collection of web grabs by DJ Smiley - IGN, Gamespy and related game and entertainment sites.
Archive Team panic download of POUET.NET, the Demoscene's resource, on June 5th, 2013.
Topics: demoscene, web, archiveteam, pouet
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Hey guys, We're making some important changes to puush and want to inform you of how it will affect our service. When we first conceived puush in 2010, we wanted to create a straightforward way to help us quickly share what was on our screens. Since then, we’ve seen a massive uptake and tremendous support from our users. The problem is that a tremendous majority of puushes aren’t being accessed again after 24 hours - in fact, only 10% of puushes are accessed after a month. puush to us is a...
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Patch reports on everything you need to know about your town, from local government to school news to what to do with your family this weekend. And your local Patch makes it easy for you and your neighbors to connect and post your news and events too. All of this, plus comprehensive listings of local restaurants and shops, home improvement services and businesses, events, and more – all in one place – in over 1,000 communities and counting.
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Zapd is an app that lets you create instant, themed websites straight from your iPhone. No design experience or code writing is required. Just select a theme and then add photos, text or links. You’re done. Zapd enables you to create websites on-the-go directly from your iPhone. Share your websites directly to Facebook, Twitter or email the link to your friends. Discuss your content using the commenting feature. Fill out your profile with as much or as little information as you like. Zaps can...
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Hyves is a small social networking site in the Netherlands with mainly Dutch visitors and members, where it competes with sites such as Facebook and MySpace. Hyves was founded in 2004 by Raymond Spanjar and Floris Rost van Tonningen. The service is available in both Dutch and English. In May 2010 Hyves had more than 10.3 million accounts. These correspond to two thirds of the size of the Dutch population (which stands at over 16 million in 2010), however these include multiple accounts per...
IsoHunt was a BitTorrent index owned by isoHunt Inc. with over 1.7 million torrents in its database and 20 million peers from indexed torrents. With 7.4 million unique visitors as of May 2006, isoHunt was one of the most popular BitTorrent search engines. Thousands of torrents were added to and deleted from it every day. Users of isoHunt perform over 40 million unique searches per month. On October 19, 2008, isoHunt passed the 1 petabyte mark for torrents indexed globally. The site was the...
IsoHunt was a BitTorrent index owned by isoHunt Inc. with over 1.7 million torrents in its database and 20 million peers from indexed torrents. With 7.4 million unique visitors as of May 2006, isoHunt was one of the most popular BitTorrent search engines. Thousands of torrents were added to and deleted from it every day. Users of isoHunt perform over 40 million unique searches per month. On October 19, 2008, isoHunt passed the 1 petabyte mark for torrents indexed globally. The site was the...
IsoHunt was a BitTorrent index owned by isoHunt Inc. with over 1.7 million torrents in its database and 20 million peers from indexed torrents. With 7.4 million unique visitors as of May 2006, isoHunt was one of the most popular BitTorrent search engines. Thousands of torrents were added to and deleted from it every day. Users of isoHunt perform over 40 million unique searches per month. On October 19, 2008, isoHunt passed the 1 petabyte mark for torrents indexed globally. The site was the...
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical websites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical websites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
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Wretch (Chinese: 無名小站; pinyin: wúmíng xiǎo zhàn) is a Taiwanese community web site; in Chinese, its name means Nameless Little Site. It is the most well-known blog community in Taiwan with thousands of users registered. Wretch provides free photo album, and blog hosting services. Four languages, including English, are available. A more extensive VIP version is offered. It is the top visited site in Traditional Chinese languages and the second in Taiwan after Yahoo Taiwan according...
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Dear MyBlogLog Customer, You have been identified as a customer of Yahoo! MyBlogLog. We will officially discontinue Yahoo! MyBlogLog effective May 24, 2011. Your agreement with Yahoo!, to the extent that it applies to the Yahoo! MyBlogLog, will terminate on May 24, 2011. After May 24, 2011 your credit card will no longer be charged for premium services on MyBlogLog. We will refund you the unused portion of your subscription, if any. The refund will appear as a credit via the billing method we...
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
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Dogster is a dog-themed social networking and forums-based website. Its sister site is Catster, a cat-oriented website with a similar format. Users of the site create a pet page which is a customizable web page for which they can give treats or purchase virtual items using what are called zealies. This virtual currency can be given to the users after engaging in some of the website activities, using PayPal or by purchasing a Plus subscription. Dogster won the 2005 Webby category for best...
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Download of all extant models from Thingiverse. (User grab bug means no users on this run. Will improve and add to this entry later.)
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The Sad Story Behind Yahoo's Latest Startup Acquisition: Ptch On Wednesday we reported that Yahoo acquired a mobile app called Ptch and will shut it down in a month. Business Insider has since learned from multiple sources that Yahoo paid $6.5 million for Ptch. We've also learned that this wasn't really an acquihire – only three Ptch employees joined Yahoo, sources confirmed. Most importantly, it was a raw deal for most of Ptch's early employees who at one time had an equity stake but got...
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When My Opera was launched as a support forum in 2001, it quickly became an important place for us to meet with you. We had so much great interaction with you that we wanted to do more with our forums and our community. In 2006, we had a silly but fun idea. "What if we put our forums on steroids? Let's build a site where you can blog, share photos and add each other as friends." At that time, there were no good services for what we wanted. We decided to build it ourselves. We saw My...
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Bebo /ˈbiːboʊ/ is a social networking website, first launched in 2005. The site is currently closed for maintenance work and creative renewal. As of July 2013, it is owned and operated by its founders Michael Birch and Xochi Birch, who took over from Criterion Capital Partners after the company declared bankruptcy. The website, at the height of its popularity, overtook Myspace to become the most widely used social networking website in the United Kingdom, eventually registering at least 10.7...
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
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Project JazzHands is an ArchiveTeam collection of various Broadway, West End, and other theatre-related websites, particularly online forums and other semi-ephemeral user-generated content.
Topics: theatre, theater, Broadway, West End, musicals
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Project FlowerPot is an ArchiveTeam collection of various gardening and horticulture websites, particularly online forums and other semi-ephemeral user-generated content.
Topics: gardening, gardens, horticulture, plants, discussion forums
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Howdy Viddlers, Let me begin by stating that Viddler is alive and well (we are not closing). Here’s a paragraph I wrote back in 2011 when we disabled Personal signups: Many of you are the reason Viddler has risen to where it is today. You are the ones that dedicated hours everyday creating videos, viewing and commenting on the videos of others, and participating in the many community adventures. There’s been countless smiles, tears, frolics, artworks, deep thoughts, kids, birthdays,...
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
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Mochi Media winding down; services end date of 3-31-2014 By Josh Larson March 14, 2014 This notice may affect your rights, please read it in its entirety. To Mochi Media partners– It saddens me to make this announcement today–our parent company Shanda has decided to dissolve the Mochi Media business. The last day that Mochi Media services will be available is March 31, 2014. What you need to know– March 31, 2014 is the last day that Mochi Media services will be available, and after that...
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Yahoo! Blog, formerly known as Yahoo! 360° Plus, is a blog hosting service. Users of this platform may post articles or photos that will be eventually deleted by Yahoo! a few years later.
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ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
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This is a collection of websites related to fandom communities, journals, websites, and message boards.
Topics: website, fandom, fanfic, fans, message boards
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This is a collection of genealogy and family history websites and online databases.
Topics: websites, genealogy, family history
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
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ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
ArchiveBot is an Archive Team service to quickly grab smaller at-risk or critical sites to bring copies into the Internet Archive Wayback machine.
