@Alpo I'm a mod on /v/pizzagate, and I can confirm this is important enough for resubmitting there. Make sure to rephrase the title as "Pizzagate-related pages deleted from archive.is" so that there is no doubt about rule 1. This should otherwise be relevant as systematic cover-up, as per the Pizzagate definition (but make sure to proactively mention this, too, so that another mod doesn't delete the post). Thanks!
As I noted in another thread, this investigation should stop relying on archive.is and employ mirrored backups. Here is an example of wikileaks' mirror backup strategy: http://wikileaks.openanthropology.org/Mirrors.html
This appears to be the only truly reliable solution to avoid the spectre of all research suddenly disappearing from the Internet one day.
The only issue with mirrored backups is that someone needs to volunteer to create the central repository which others would then mirror.
My thoughts are that if Voat has made a commitment to "pizzagate" then it should be followed through
in ensuring that the investigation is protected -- including the archiving of the information.
Let's hope, as well, that more and more website will spring up also tracking pizzagate and investigations
and adding more investigators to the mix. Sharing info -- all with dependable archives.
archive.is can not be trusted. they are using cloudflare now to track everything with strong settings. the founder claims to be paying the bills himself and losing money. It cost a ton of money to host the amount of data in the thousands of USD. Backup as much locally as you can.
The Norwegian pedo ring news articles that were pulled from news sites on the same day also had their archive.org archives deleted, but this is the first I've heard of it happening with archive.is.
Some people or organizations are working really hard to keep this shit secret.
zzvoat ago
OP, this seems like it's important enough to alert everyone to by reposting on v/pizzagate
wecanhelp ago
@Alpo I'm a mod on /v/pizzagate, and I can confirm this is important enough for resubmitting there. Make sure to rephrase the title as "Pizzagate-related pages deleted from archive.is" so that there is no doubt about rule 1. This should otherwise be relevant as systematic cover-up, as per the Pizzagate definition (but make sure to proactively mention this, too, so that another mod doesn't delete the post). Thanks!
lawexaminer ago
As I noted in another thread, this investigation should stop relying on archive.is and employ mirrored backups. Here is an example of wikileaks' mirror backup strategy: http://wikileaks.openanthropology.org/Mirrors.html
This appears to be the only truly reliable solution to avoid the spectre of all research suddenly disappearing from the Internet one day.
The only issue with mirrored backups is that someone needs to volunteer to create the central repository which others would then mirror.
Votescam ago
My thoughts are that if Voat has made a commitment to "pizzagate" then it should be followed through in ensuring that the investigation is protected -- including the archiving of the information.
Let's hope, as well, that more and more website will spring up also tracking pizzagate and investigations and adding more investigators to the mix. Sharing info -- all with dependable archives.
3333333333y ago
archive.is can not be trusted. they are using cloudflare now to track everything with strong settings. the founder claims to be paying the bills himself and losing money. It cost a ton of money to host the amount of data in the thousands of USD. Backup as much locally as you can.
tjarco ago
archived the David Halperin again, see what happens http://archive.is/F1fOe
tjarco ago
tony P facebook link is wrong - also points to olivier friendly
tjarco ago
Holy shit, this needs attention! Are there any screenshots that prove these things actually excisted?
tjarco ago
the original facebook links are still up
JesusOfNazareth53 ago
Fuckin' wild.
The Norwegian pedo ring news articles that were pulled from news sites on the same day also had their archive.org archives deleted, but this is the first I've heard of it happening with archive.is.
Some people or organizations are working really hard to keep this shit secret.