Won't Someone Please Think of the Archives (Re: My #OpDeathEaters review)
On 6/1/20, Douglas Lucas <dal@riseup.net> wrote:
Due to high traffic, my website has been going up and down https://twitter.com/DouglasLucas/ http://www.douglaslucas.com/
This site, among so many thousands others on thousand different subjects, and countless youtubes, such a works of freespeech, research, documentary, etc that they may be, yet they have few saves to archive.org... which itself will fall to rampant censorship very soon... some none at all, nor saved anywhere, nor conducive to mirroring, etc. Many to needlessly fall to void of entropy without having executed firm plans for potentially infinite re-ups. As such, as with all such works, authors should ensure that they regularly archive their sites and works into a single compressed file and post and distribute it for curation by public and private collections, and/or establish further rsyncs, or somesuch, as deemed worthy perhaps not merely by selves. Nor did cryptome respond to public query on same, beyond quiescent implication of prior disclaimer, a treatise questioned by some before.
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