The URL of the main archiving effort is <URL:http://www.archive.org/>
They use the Standard for Robot Exclusion, so if for some reason, you don't
want your particular site or pages archived, remember to create an
appropriate robots.txt file or include the "NOARCHIVE" tags in your page
code. Info is on their site.
For the most part, I think it's great that someone is making an effort to
save all this for posterity. It should provide a very interesting window
into the past at some point.
Regards,
Ted
At 08:43 AM 6/25/98 -0700, Jack Killpatrick wrote:
>> At 07:25 PM 6/24/1998 -0700, Kathy E. Gill so eloquently stated:
>> >yes -- with the CNN redesign (http://www.cnn.com/why/index.html) today
>> >I said "darn it I wish I had screen shots of all the 'before' sites --
>> >for teaching and for consulting.
>
>I remember reading somewhere that there are web archiving services/systems
>out there: systems that archive *all* content on the web for posterity.
>Can't give you any links offhand, but maybe you _can_ find copies of the
>older CNN pages somewhere.
>
>Jack
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Ted Resnick
Women.com Networks
http://www.women.com
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