[LINK] Thanks, Pandora

[Jan Whitaker]

At 03:49 PM 1/12/2013, Richard wrote:
> >> May I ask how come the Wayback Machine has left the collective
> >> consciousness?
> > Because you can somehow ask them to remove your entries and they do.
>
>Ahh, correct. They publish a robots.txt setting that can de-archive
>material from the site.

I was thinking about Internet Archive, but I haven't discovered how 
to do a search within it. You would need to know the original  URL 
for the item (I think?).
I do use the Wayback machine a lot if I have the URL and it's great 
because you can even see page changes over time.

Also my apologies to NLA. I said Archives, but I meant the Nat'l 
Library. Thanks for the correction, Kerry.

I believe we have a rep from Archives on the list. Are you guys doing 
anything yourselves in this regard of preserving political speeches, 
campaigns, etc. or do you just archive government materials?

Jan



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