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So, without relying on to do it for us, there are two other methods worth noting.
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Furthermore, if the website isn't structured in a certain way or is password protected, there's not much they can do. The problem is, with many smaller websites it may or may not be successful, or snapshots of the website may be dated or not include everything. The team there makes great efforts to document important websites, and automatically attempts the rest.
is outstanding, and it is a huge project on a grand scale. The first and obvious method for fighting link rot is, the project that is archiving as much of the web as possible to preserve it for future generations. Why is this important and what can we do about it? Well, there are a number of resources that can be helpful. I know a friend of mine, Siobhan McKeown, has many times struggled with finding old content for the History of WordPress book she is finishing writing. It appears that data loss is just a thing we have to live with in the modern age. All of us that write or comment or participate in online communities have similar stories. I'd be incredibly sad to see WPCandy disappear forever. I just didn't see it.) And WPCandy, while not gone, seems it could disappear any day - and I wrote something like 130-140 blog posts over there.
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( edit: as Sami notes in the comments, the archive was kept.
Theme Hybrid recently deleted all old forum data, though this forum was private and the most excusable of the three in my opinion.
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WP Tavern's forums are totally gone, though I'm told there is an offline backup, meaning they could be brought back alive. Some of my earliest WordPress related words were typed out on WP Tavern‘s forums, Theme Hybrid‘s (private) forums, or WPCandy. Three places where I contributed much of my early WordPress content have either lost data, had data corrupted, or disappeared entirely. Sometimes, a website where I contributed content goes away or atrophies– in some form or another - and it makes me sad to see my content go down with the ship. However, there are times where content has a relevance in news matters, or as a significant historical timeline. Sometimes I don't mind too much, because I'm not terribly invested in that content.
This is often called “link rot”, when the content in question was also linked to from another source. If our need is to download images to later filter them quickly and we don't want to spend several hours browsing Looking for which image meets the requirements we are looking for, SiteSucker is a much simpler and faster solution than downloading one by one all the images that the browser shows us.Websites come and go. SiteSucker allows us to download entire web pages, including both the images shown and the files and pages of the same website to which they are linked. SiteSucker offers us that and more.īut also, it allows us to work with all that content wherever we are without needing an internet connection. If our work, project or study requires that download images or documents in large numbersWe should consider making use of an application that allows us to download web pages with all the content it offers, including links to be able to manipulate the content whenever and wherever we want. Depending on the type of information we need and for what, it is likely that we will have to download content. Also the one that we did not think to look for for different reasons that are not relevant. The Internet offers us access to practically anything that comes to mind.
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