2022-01-05: #WebArchiveWednesday Tweets from @WebSciDL in 2021
Last year I collected all the #WebArchiveWednesday tweets that the Web Science and Digital Libraries
Group (@WebSciDL) tweeted in 2020, so I decided to do it again this year. @TroveAustralia started the hashtag in 2019, then it was later adopted by the IIPC for World Digital Preservation Day 2019, and since then the IIPC has been the driving force behind #WebArchiveWednesday.
Below I provide an edited list of the #WebArchiveWednesday tweets from 2021 that were about our group, from our group, or retweeted by members of our group. Many are announcing our own papers, software releases, trip reports, defenses, blog posts, and other contributions. However, I've made an effort to highlight the work of others as well as provide topical commentary. In a perfect world, many of my Twitter threads should be converted into blog posts, but finding time to do that has been difficult. This list should be taken simply as a weekly selection of whatever caught our eye on or near most Wednesdays.
In collecting the tweets, I've maintained
chronological order, eliminated near-duplicates/repeats, included tweets
that used incorrect hashtags, etc. Some are
single tweets and some are lengthy threads, but only a single tweet per
thread is embedded here. Most of the time, only the primary tweet is embedded, not necessarily parent tweet or the reply or QT that brought it into #WebArchiveWednesday. I compiled the list by hand, so errors and omissions are likely. Please let me know if I've missed something.
Between the Election Day and the suspension of @realDonaldTrump, @joebiden has gained nine times more Twitter followers than @realDonaldTrumphttps://t.co/tHDu2Hh19n@WebSciDL #webarchivewednesday #webarchiving
— Mohammed Nauman Siddique (@m_nsiddique) January 20, 2021
A reminder that on inauguration day they unplug the whole whitehouse dot gov website and plug in the new president's website. There is a full snapshot of this morning's version at https://t.co/LFJDQzG1G2
— rachel shorey (@rachel_shorey) January 20, 2021
.@WebSciDL 2020 was a year like no other, shaped by 3 events: coronavirus, protests, & election
— Alexander C. Nwala (@acnwala) January 20, 2021
366 dots in 2020 highlights top stories of 2020 from @storygraphbot
Blog: https://t.co/LmdL31LTtv
Vis: https://t.co/2lhsDAuPQO
Site: https://t.co/kHuKZzMwFJ#webarchivewednesday pic.twitter.com/vAN4qjQTYn
We explored why you sometimes see a rewritten https://t.co/9zzP0QmrzN URL string in archived @Twitter. All https://t.co/9zzP0QmrzN URLs are 23 characters & sometimes that’s a problem when replaying Twitter pages.
— kritika garg (@kritika_garg) January 22, 2021
late #WebArchiveWednesday @WebSciDL https://t.co/73zSlL5LrP
#WebArchiveWednesday
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) January 27, 2021
Yesterday I assigned as a class "reading" the "Archiving Trauma" panel from #eaw18:https://t.co/9yiV7tGq9B
with @michael_connor @ChidoMuchemwa @ruebot Coral Salomón @toniasutherland @squaredsong
with/at @rhizome @documentnow
is it time for "Zoetrope" yet?
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) February 3, 2021
2008 UI tour de force, but reqd specialized archive of a priori "important" pages. but now we have
* more capable browsers
* higher archival freq of popular pages@eytanadar#WebArchiveWednesdayhttps://t.co/Budvk8wJZbhttps://t.co/U7gbElkoW5
Thanks to @HimarshaJ, @WebSciDL @StormyArchives announces that MementoEmbed now has preliminary support for creating social cards of mementos from the @nlagovau #webarchives available at @TroveAustralia. #WebArchiveWednesday
— Shawn M. Jones, PhD (@shawnmjones) February 3, 2021
Demo: https://t.co/QjKlwwULt6 pic.twitter.com/5BZX6Vi2QN
Free web archiving training alert! I’m organizing a 5 part series with @mnylc. It starts with ‘Intro to web archiving’ on Feb 16 at 4pm (EST). Register: https://t.co/clUAcbo8iW. Please also mark your calendars for the 2nd webinar on March 2, at 4pm (EST) - details coming soon!
— Anna Perricci (@AnnaPerricci) February 5, 2021
from the pre-#WebArchiveWednesday days since @ibnesayeed asked about it in a meeting today.
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) February 10, 2021
TL;DR: data spread over 20 pages? pp. 1, 2, 3 likely archived a lot, pp. 19 & 20 archived a bit, and pp. 7--18 barely archived.https://t.co/YlpTBp8QFF@correnmccoy @WebSciDL @Faryane
Facebook "un-archives" @internetarchive links
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) February 18, 2021
I replied in @zittrain's thread, to see if Facebook would be fooled by a @waybackmachine version of .au news site:https://t.co/mwpeo8UrCV
very late #WebArchiveWednesday ;-)
Much thanks to DHSR for his blog titled "More On Archiving Twitter". He has discussed @HimarshaJ's & my work where we have analyzed yet another adverse effect of @Twitter’s UI change on #webarchiving.
— kritika garg (@kritika_garg) February 18, 2021
Blog: https://t.co/VvD0VNGcLm
late #WebArchiveWednesday @WebSciDL https://t.co/Ds0OJxCKD3
Thanks to work by @HimarshaJ and I, @StormyArchives' Hypercane now has experimental support for extracting mementos URLs (URI-Ms) and original resource URLs (URI-Rs) from @nlagovau @TroveAustralia #webarchiving collections.#WebArchiveWednesdayhttps://t.co/dVb7bMMFG9
— Shawn M. Jones, PhD (@shawnmjones) March 3, 2021
This seems like a big deal... NYT has a simple (i.e., scrapable) HTML sitemap of the form:
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) March 3, 2021
nytimes. com/sitemap/YYYY-MM-DD
my birthday:https://t.co/bz0SvQL3Yh
articles may be non-html and/or paywalled, but titles alone = zeitgeist#WebArchiveWednesday https://t.co/pstEBU3s90 pic.twitter.com/uMJCjoSxjW
We see social cards often, but what if a page provides no card metadata? In "Automatically Selecting Striking Images for Social Cards" by me, @weiglemc, @mart1nkle1n, and @phonedude_mln we evaluate how to best choose striking images. #WebArchiveWednesday https://t.co/0WqqW9vg29 pic.twitter.com/bTLxwjsVvG
— Shawn M. Jones, PhD (@shawnmjones) March 10, 2021
#WebArchiveWednesday
— kritika garg (@kritika_garg) March 11, 2021
To find when a certain web resource was created, CarbonDate by @WebSciDL is a very useful tool. The tool searches social media, search engines, & archives for the earliest timestamp & reports it.
Tool: https://t.co/r5m72jJEBI
Github: https://t.co/sTO2DrDRUs https://t.co/g81uaHFRyQ
My reaction so far to nonfungible tokens #NFT / #NFTs:
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) March 10, 2021
1. Hahahahahahaha
2. Wait, has someone figured out how to make $ from #webarchiving?
3. No, not really. Ok.
4. Hahahahahahaha#disclaimer: I'm a bit jealous I did not think of this scam.https://t.co/CydqpQPjT7
Did you know that there are different levels of web archive collections at @NLAPandora: collections, subjects, and sub-categories? This #WebArchiveWednesday, @WebSciDL @StormyArchives announces that @HimarshaJ and I are testing Hypercane support for @NLAPandora collections. pic.twitter.com/rZW1dVpDlC
— Shawn M. Jones, PhD (@shawnmjones) March 24, 2021
Did the news media more prominently cover reaching 100,000 COVID-19 deaths than reaching 200,000 deaths? My #webarchiving forensics project sought to determine this. See my @WebSciDL blog post for more. #WebArchiveWednesdayhttps://t.co/kJuI9rT1FS
— Valentina (@vneblitt) March 31, 2021
2021 Web Science & Digital Libraries Research Group (@WebSciDL) Expo
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) April 7, 2021
2021-04-12, Monday, noon-2:30pm EDT
bookmark this page --> https://t.co/seXm0IZ0vL
all are welcome: friends, family, current/past/future members of @WebSciDL
#WebArchiveWednesday
This #WebArchiveWednesday I'm sharing several videos I've created for @WebSciDL @StormyArchives. They cover combining #storytelling with #webarchives and were funded by IMLS as part of the Continuing Education to Advance Web Archiving (CEDWARC) project.https://t.co/4r2AMB1z1D
— Shawn M. Jones, PhD (@shawnmjones) April 8, 2021
For #WebArchiveWednesday, a fun thread from over the weekend. @jomc wanted to know the URL for Yahoo before "yahoo. com". That's a bit of problem since Yahoo predates the @internetarchive / @waybackmachine (yahoo. com was registered Jan 1995). https://t.co/kLDIWfso1B
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) April 14, 2021
I somehow missed this 1.5 years ago, but yesterday via @whanamura I learned about:
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) April 21, 2021
The Whole Earth Web Archive (WEWA)https://t.co/fsTas5p62z
from @helgeho @jefferson_bail et al.#WebArchiveWednesday
How to view a timelapse of a webpage?
— Dhruv (@dhruv_282) April 30, 2021
What Did It Look Like (WDILL) accepts requests via tweets and creates a timelapse of the given website using an archived copy from each year.@_wdill @WebSciDL #webarchiving @acnwala @phonedude_mln @weiglemc https://t.co/E8cPqDNOv6
1/6
It's too late for #WebArchiveWednesday, but I thank @HimarshaJ for bringing us version 0.2.3 of @StormyArchives AIU. Now AIU can extract and return metadata from public #webarchiving collections by @archiveitorg @NLAPandora and @TroveAustralia.https://t.co/AsbmlOMCGW
— Shawn M. Jones, PhD (@shawnmjones) May 6, 2021
Do you need a WARC for a page on a public #webarchive? @WebSciDL @StormyArchives Hypercane has the (experimental) ability to synthesize a WARC from a memento, and can now include images, stylesheets, and scripts. #WebArchiveWednesday https://t.co/oBHVYB48sB
— Shawn M. Jones, PhD (@shawnmjones) May 19, 2021
"The Paper of Record Meets an Ephemeral Web: An Examination of Linkrot and Content Drift within The New York Times"@zittrain @john_bowers_ @clare__stanton #WebArchiveWednesday @nytimes @BKCHarvard @HarvardLIL https://t.co/PWCZr2Hpim
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) May 19, 2021
(ht @MarkGraham @ibnesayeed)
Do you need a sample from a #webarchive? @WebSciDL @StormyArchives Hypercane now supports more sampling options, listed in Hypercane's official documentation. Visit the documentation link on Hypercane's web site for more information. #WebArchiveWednesdayhttps://t.co/oBHVYB48sB
— Shawn M. Jones, PhD (@shawnmjones) May 26, 2021
#WebArchiveWednesday
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) May 26, 2021
Running an *old* browser that doesn't like the current @waybackmachine UI?
Here's a front-end that displays non-.js HTML TimeMaps. https://t.co/z0jzovTCEW
@StoryGraphBot now tracks multiple top stories in parallel (https://t.co/ihDuS56Czv) not sequentially
— Alexander C. Nwala (@acnwala) June 9, 2021
We track top k=5 stories simultaneously, to avoid missing early states of a lower ranked top story that eventually become the new top story#WebArchiveWednesday
cc @WebSciDL pic.twitter.com/NOz4dt0gfO
.@ibnesayeed of @internetarchive @WebSciDL presenting:
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) June 15, 2021
"Readying Web Archives to Consume and Leverage Web Bundles"
video: https://t.co/hntGvs7Oz7
slides: https://t.co/nN4PLNiAgF
report: https://t.co/lS6x7AAL8a#iipcWAC21 early #WebArchiveWednesday pic.twitter.com/5dLPqsxLe1
re: @MKRZMR's #iipcWAC21 interesting presentation on "web defacements"
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) June 16, 2021
Five years ago @erikaris wrote about hackers from Indonesia and Australia attacking each other's sites. https://t.co/RaT7WFL4LK#WebArchiveWednesday
"Web Archiving in the Year
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) June 16, 2021
eaee1902f186819154789ee22ca30035"
My vision for trusted web archiving by 2025:
Hundreds of publicly available, independent, interoperable, robust, auditable, cooperating web archiveshttps://t.co/7EI3vOm8UT#iipcWAC21 #WebArchiveWednesday
.@ibnesayeed of @internetarchive @WebSciDL is chairing #iipcWAC21 Day-2 session-14 panel discussion on non-traditional archives. @silvertje @fvandervlist @MKRZMR #webarchivewednesday pic.twitter.com/yrUVVZk6kV
— Himarsha R. Jayanetti (@HimarshaJ) June 16, 2021
#IIPCWAC21 sess15@shawnmjones @WebSciDL presenting MementoEmbed and Raintale tools that could be used for summarizing the web archives.https://t.co/0YQJw4PlOZ#WebArchiveWednesday pic.twitter.com/9vtF2uhlMc
— kritika garg (@kritika_garg) June 16, 2021
How to summarize the web archive?#IIPCWAC21
— kritika garg (@kritika_garg) June 16, 2021
1. https://t.co/CvpZV4EQTe by @shawnmjones @WebSciDL
2. MementoMap (https://t.co/6OGUR4KasL) by @ibnesayeed @phonedude_mln
3. Interactive collage (https://t.co/JOlPcbgZjz) by Web Archive Switzerland.#WebArchiveWednesday pic.twitter.com/X1Nu3TOqU3
The fake site was indexed by Google, but not directly archived in @waybackmachine or @archiveis. The archived Google cache versions:https://t.co/AZBcEPg2NHhttps://t.co/8pMVb1MdEi
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) June 24, 2021
(the Google cache versions will eventually disappear)#WebArchiveWednesday https://t.co/HHUlJ9HPFw
Happy @zittrain mentions Robust Links!https://t.co/kuJord9roA
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) June 30, 2021
At its core, robust links are super easy & use "data-" to effectively get two link targets. The linked blog post has the .js to demo these links.#WebArchiveWednesday @NetPreserve @WebSciDL https://t.co/1GJkN5jJRi pic.twitter.com/Wi2xYXxPVh
more linear decay #WebArchiveWednesday
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) July 7, 2021
2558 links from 1669 papers originally published in 2015
paper/slides/code/data: https://t.co/0QWuBfwJMd
ht @internetarchive https://t.co/a25X62y6oh
Remember when you'd look forward to the 15th of the month to find out the latest in #DigitalLibraries?
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) July 14, 2021
It's almost the 26th anniversary for D-Lib Magazine, so a repost of last year's retrospective w @hvdsomp.https://t.co/2Cljqv5yqfhttps://t.co/9QL8haNCDo#WebArchiveWednesday https://t.co/NRyBvzMRsi
.@WebSciDL trip report for IIPC Web Archiving Conference (WAC) 2021:https://t.co/ozyYYKmr6C
— Travis Reid (@TReid803) July 14, 2021
For this trip report @kritika_garg, @HimarshaJ, and I have summarized the presentations from sessions 6, 8-10, 14-16, and 19.@NetPreserve #IIPCWAC21 #WAweek2021 #WebArchiveWednesday
Thanks to @_ElsaFerreira_ for the chance to speak about #WebArchiving, #LinkRot, & #ContentDrift.
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) July 19, 2021
The article also has quotes from or discusses work by @MarkGraham, @zittrain, @anatbd, and others.
early #WebArchiveWednesday https://t.co/tKhE9exRWi
Hello! I'm a Ph.D. student at @WebSciDL @ODU. My research is related to Web Archiving.
— kritika garg (@kritika_garg) July 20, 2021
Our work on difficulties in archiving Twitter is accepted recently in #JCDL2021. This work is nicely summarized in a DSHR's Blog: https://t.co/0zdrqgGV98
It's just over a month until the beginning of Fall 2021, and we're going to spotlight the 5 @WebSciDL members who have summer internships that will soon be wrapping up.
— WS-DL Group, ODU CS (@WebSciDL) July 21, 2021
3 @ Los Alamos
1 @ a NASA contractor
1 @ IA
Watch this space for internship reports!
This #WebArchiveWednesday, @StormyArchives shares screenshots of our (not quite done) Raintale GUI. Raintale stories can take time to build. With this GUI, users will be able to log in, start building a story from memento URI-Ms, and come back later to retrieve their story. pic.twitter.com/7keBIz8CB8
— Shawn M. Jones, PhD (@shawnmjones) July 28, 2021
#WebArchiveWednesday -- middle of another thread; context:@rthk_enews deleting its tweets, limiting replies bc of changing political/legal climate in Hong Kong.
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) August 4, 2021
only ~11% of tweets archived
(ht @clancynewyork) https://t.co/UtfZ3pmqq6
Today, I defend my dissertation via Zoom (link in QT below by @phonedude_mln) at 1-4 PM EDT:
— Shawn M. Jones, PhD (@shawnmjones) August 5, 2021
"Improving Collection Understanding For Web Archives With Storytelling: Shining Light Into Dark and Stormy Archives" #WebArchiveWednesday #PhDlife #storytelling #webarchiving @WebSciDL https://t.co/llOcqKe9TL pic.twitter.com/nxd8B3nrAP
Is your archive getting too many requests from #MemGator (or other #Memento aggregators) for resources you do not hold? Consider publishing a #MementoMap of #ArchivalVoids.
— Sawood Alam (@ibnesayeed) August 11, 2021
"Profiling Web Archival Voids for Memento Routing"https://t.co/SRSzO6L9AB#WebArchiveWednesday
This #WebArchiveWednesday @WebSciDL @StormyArchives shares some screenshots of our in-process GUI for Hypercane. Hypercane allows users to intelligently sample exemplars and produce metadata and reports from public web archive collections. pic.twitter.com/xzytnxVCP0
— Shawn M. Jones, PhD (@shawnmjones) August 18, 2021
DSHR's commentary on @zittrain's "The Internet Is Rotting"
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) August 18, 2021
Zittrain On Internet Rot https://t.co/avBhBhuKLP
thread for #WebArchiveWednesday
How to create #socialmedia stories from #webarchives #collections ?@shawnmjones and @HimarshaJ from @WebSciDL are presenting @StormyArchives in @NetPreserve #webarchiving webinar!https://t.co/kR0cw9GEmihttps://t.co/MoujgphESU#WebArchiveWednesday pic.twitter.com/UbcBBkozAT
— kritika garg (@kritika_garg) August 25, 2021
This Summer, I worked as a Research Intern at @LosAlamosNatLab under @mart1nkle1n. Here, I built a service to create #robustlinks for URLs in PDF documents.
— Yasith Jayawardana (@yasithmilinda) September 1, 2021
Thank you, @mart1nkle1n, for this opportunity, and all your guidance!@WebSciDL @NirdsLab @oducs https://t.co/WIKUylMQCt
In today's #WebArchiveWednesday @WebSciDL blog post, I briefly summarize my dissertation, my work with @StormyArchives, and talk about my next steps with @LosAlamosNatLab. #webarchiving #storytellinghttps://t.co/OsvOyzw0vi
— Shawn M. Jones, PhD (@shawnmjones) September 1, 2021
This article is based on the #TPDL2021 preprint "Where Did the Web Archive Go?" See this thread for the preprint and the @WebSciDL blog posts it was based on:https://t.co/CwtFJv4Pih#WebArchiveWednesday
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) September 1, 2021
.@realDonaldTrump is suspended & there are problems replaying his tweets from web archives:
— kritika garg (@kritika_garg) September 2, 2021
* Missing labels or warning messages
* Temporal violations -- the wrong 20 tweets for his account pagehttps://t.co/ryAlvLM36R#WebArchiveWednesday #JCDL2021 @JCDLConf @WebSciDL pic.twitter.com/doyxKdxUDt
So glad and honored to receive the #TPDL2021 Best Paper Award with @weiglemc and @phonedude_mln for "Where Did the Web Archive Go?"
— Mohamed Aturban (@maturban1) September 22, 2021
Pre-print: https://t.co/3eAM8vIIoU
Paper: https://t.co/CyfpsE7Ylh#WebArchiveWednesday@WebSciDL pic.twitter.com/ewBcPFHRzr
Thank you, @internetarchive for sharing my @WebSciDL blog post for #InternetArchive25.
— Himarsha R. Jayanetti (@HimarshaJ) September 22, 2021
Above all, thank you so much for your efforts in preserving the web all these years!@waybackmachine #WebArchiveWednesday https://t.co/upWRNIDFzw
Almost a month old, but finally listened to this @antonyjfunnell / @radionational podcast.
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) September 22, 2021
Even though the @NetPreserve audience knows all of this, I can't help but love my colleagues presented through the filter of public radio ;-)
An annotated #WebArchiveWednesday thread: https://t.co/EUqLkDOLpV
The other day @mart1nkle1n pointed out that https://t.co/jKxGdOSNXM is down, again. This time it's a mesg from @jmirpub. #WebArchiveWednesday thread pic.twitter.com/9vzdR6we8r
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) September 29, 2021
What gems will you discover in web archives? At today's #JCDL2021 poster session, I present "Hypercane: Intelligent Sampling for Web Archive Collections": sample mementos, generate reports & synthesize into WARCs or other formats#WebArchiveWednesdayhttps://t.co/oBHVYB48sB
— Shawn M. Jones, PhD (@shawnmjones) September 29, 2021
How long does a web page last before it's 404?
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) October 20, 2021
44 days?
75 days?
100 days?
Researchers from @protocollabs @internetarchive & @WebSciDL will revisit this question, using 25 years of @waybackmachine holdings.https://t.co/JbDpIHaKii#InternetArchive25 #WebArchiveWednesday
#WebArchiveWednesday "Hypercane: toolkit for summarizing large collections of archived webpages" is now available via @ACM_SIGWEB Summer 2021 newsletter: https://t.co/vhi06CE5R3@WebSciDL @StormyArchives Hypercane helps users sample a #webarchiving collection for #storytelling. pic.twitter.com/gil6ish37j
— Shawn M. Jones, PhD (@shawnmjones) October 27, 2021
#WebArchiveWednesday angle:
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) October 27, 2021
We're not just archiving paywalls with DOIs, publishers are sending junk 3xx/4xx/5xx responses instead.
fig: 10k DOIs
ext=reqs from AWS IP addr
int=reqs from "lanl. gov" IP addr
HEAD/GET = robot
GET+ = less robotic (UA, cookies)
Chrome = selenium pic.twitter.com/23lfHcLaSh
For #InternetArchive25, I created a blog post that describes how @internetarchive's Flash collections and the @waybackmachine can be used with https://t.co/I7SkWu4YEG to play archived Flash games from https://t.co/68CyMYjDPb #WebArchiveWednesday @WebSciDL https://t.co/l6yhQcM2pY
— Travis Reid (@TReid803) November 3, 2021
SHARI is back! In a @WebSciDL blog post, I detail how SHARI again runs daily, sharing yesterday's biggest news story today. SHARI is a collaboration between @StormyArchives & @storygraphbot. Thanks to @internetarchive for their help! #WebArchiveWednesdayhttps://t.co/iEe7Bnf5hA
— Shawn M. Jones, PhD (@shawnmjones) November 3, 2021
A recap of @WebSciDL's 8 personal #webarchiving stories for the #InternetArchive25 celebration.https://t.co/mkZXCTY4sK
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) November 3, 2021
Special thanks to all at @internetarchive @waybackmachine @brewster_kahle @MarkGraham @whanamura + *many* more who made this possible.#WebArchiveWednesday
I thought I noticed that WebCite / https://t.co/jKxGdOSNXM was back up, so I was going to revisit this thread for #WebArchiveWednesday.
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) November 10, 2021
Unfortunately, today I got a #soft404 instead. :-(
Was it live a few days back, or just a cached page in a tab opened long ago? https://t.co/tHKcMKKoPY pic.twitter.com/bxv6ntmQWv
.@WebSciDL @StormyArchives is making installing #storytelling with #webarchives this easy on Ubuntu 21.04:
— Shawn M. Jones, PhD (@shawnmjones) November 17, 2021
# apt-get install ./MementoEmbed.deb
# apt-get install ./raintale.deb
Refs:https://t.co/moz0AdEMY1https://t.co/XTRULyfVfy#WebArchiveWednesday pic.twitter.com/2kZ29qz4KA
#WebArchiveWednesday
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) November 17, 2021
Checking in on: https://t.co/s3upVwQm7s
I'm still getting a #soft404. The top level of https://t.co/jKxGdOSNXM is up, but the archived pages themselves are not. https://t.co/6peWpRBr4T pic.twitter.com/dk1GIyysNR
#WebArchiveWednesday -- an archived virtual host error from 21 years ago?
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) December 2, 2021
On 2000-09-02, visiting cnn. com yielded cartoonnetwork. com instead.
Visit: https://t.co/LKDMaTB55f
It doesn't render, so check "view source" or use lynx & you'll see it's Cartoon Network and not CNN. pic.twitter.com/5yszOFFpRa
Long overdue blog post on our collaborative @SloanFoundation funded CoSAI project:https://t.co/LtNeZn9XwP@VickyRampin @wilkieii @phonedude_mln @weiglemc @EmilyEscamilla_ @talya_cooper @Milbala #Memento #webarchivingwednesday
— Martin Klein (@mart1nkle1n) December 8, 2021
Really great @NetPreserve seminar today:
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) December 16, 2021
1. Developing Bloom Filters for Web Archives’ Holdings
2. Improving the Dark and Stormy Archives Framework by Summarizing the Collections of the National Library of Australiahttps://t.co/VGrRiRwsKR
(late #WebArchiveWednesday?) pic.twitter.com/Y3HoApJtdr
I recently watched:
— Michael L. Nelson (@phonedude_mln) December 29, 2021
Internet Archive Scholar: Supporting Perpetual Access to Open Scholarship through Infrastructurehttps://t.co/aBchbE1okF
from #cnif2021 #cni21f @jefferson_bail @internetarchive
My last #WebArchiveWednesday thread for 2021.
Looking forward to more #WebArchiveWednesdays in 2022!
--Michael
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