The same way you do "File" -> "Save As" in your web browser. There are
web services devoted to public web archival like those mentioned by
Yongmin Hong. Adding links to archives in references is a very good
advice; Wikipedia already supports appending links to archives in the
ref template parameters. It would be nice to see this happening
automatically and makes me wonder whether the community has discussed
it before.
Le mar. 30 juin 2015 à 11:32, Peter Southwood
<peter.southw...@telkomsa.net> a écrit :
How do you archive a website? I didn’t even know it was possible.
Peter
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Try to find links from https://archive.org/web/ ,
http://webcitation.org , or https://archive.is (note: this last one
is blacklisted on enwp, iirc). I revived few deadlinks (not this host
though) from these archives.
And try to make habit of archiving websites when you cite something.
I think I once saw a project to automatically archive citation source
links but not sure about current status.
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