>>/9033/
> Reading this post, it sounds like you were picking and choosing what to focus on in order to keep some part of the thread going after your IRL stuff and were going to put in a bit of time in what you could. Now I say you shouldn't give up on stuff like, Project Cerberus. Even if your internet and time is limited, there is several eyeballs on this thread now and YT's feed analyzer feels like something that short be looked into further 

> Same goes for the online sections, there is some reminiscence of old times that anyone can share in but it is a very fragmented story. 

More on this next thread. Which I will make in a day or two.

> L23

Correct.


 >>/9053/ 
> Just use grab-site. It writes WARCs  I have some preferences for messing with wget and others in the interest of saving space but I certainly will check it out. 


 >>/9054/ 
>  I'm glad they did that. Otherwise my wiki and many other's wikis which are now deleted would have been deleted with barely any public backup. 

As I became antiquated with over the past two years. I knew of wikis that were just deleted without much of notice for arbitrary reasons.     

> It is an ongoing concern, and probably many images weren't saved. 

Unfortunate, but in mass archival efforts like that, will happen. 

> use an alternative front-end to their site whenever you want to read one of their pages.

Did not know that. Neat. I used to use these wikis often in the late 2000s and early 2010s but dropped off from unbearable experience (even with add blockers) and a lack of need (and sometimes, a disagreement with how they were run).

 >>/9055/
> filter 

Yeah, when this place first started to organize in our current incarnation. It was one of several filters left. We made a bunch of jokes and memes and decided to keep it  it is actually the source of my name around here, bridgefag.  If it ever is really needed I could turn it off temporarily I suppose. 

 >>/9057/
> rebrand

On its own I don't care on, but I know it can turn  out at times. Always good to be aware.