Moon's Graden

by **K30** » Mon, 16 Jun 2003 14:03:19

Not sure about the finer points of computer wonkiness but
this is from Robyn about her new page(s).

Quote:

>>go to www.archive.org and enter the URL. They take snapshots

of all sites every once in a while and old pages will be there. Of
course, if they want to order something, they'll have to take a real time
machine! But, it's useful if they just want to read the info. I just
checked my site and they no longer seem to have my pages from before 2000
although my site started in 1997 and I thought I visited before. Perhaps
they delete some archives over time. I would hope not for the sake of the
hundreds of invalid links on my site. Not many people know about
archive.org though.<<

k30a

by **Theo van Dael** » Mon, 16 Jun 2003 17:23:07

IIRC www.archive.org only started working "properly" in the year 2000, and
I'm not sure if they are up to full speed yet.

It's a megatask to keep the millions of websites archived :eek:

Theo

Quote:

> Not sure about the finer points of computer wonkiness but
> this is from Robyn about her new page(s).
> >>go to www.archive.org and enter the URL.

by **John Rut** » Tue, 17 Jun 2003 01:11:18

Quote:

> Not sure about the finer points of computer wonkiness but
> this is from Robyn about her new page(s).

>>>go to www.archive.org and enter the URL. They take snapshots

> of all sites every once in a while and old pages will be there. Of
> course, if they want to order something, they'll have to take a real time
> machine! But, it's useful if they just want to read the info. I just
> checked my site and they no longer seem to have my pages from before 2000
> although my site started in 1997 and I thought I visited before. Perhaps
> they delete some archives over time. I would hope not for the sake of the
> hundreds of invalid links on my site. Not many people know about
> archive.org though.<<

> k30a

-- thankd for the tip K30 sorry they didnt have your old site
If they did maybe you could have rebuilt it

I am about to delete the links page on my site as a lot of the links are
now dead

John Rutz
Z5 New Mexico

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judgement

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