Okay, regarding archive.li, I think I figured out that when you archive a site, not a specific article, all you actually doing is archiving the headers which when clicked redirect back to the source site ie. greatawakening.win. So this would not help access issue.
For example here is my freshly archive post: Clicking on one post re-directs to https://greatawakening.win/whatever
wget allows you to archive a whole site, provided you have a large storage capacity to support all of the text and files.
wget helps you mirror a site so it can be viewed offline. But then you will have to archive newly created links and so on, and that can easily be automated with something like cron.
Btw, wget and cron are Linux terms, in case you're not familiar with either.
Maybe a script could automate it but probably would wanna use waybackmachine since they seem to have all the Big Tech taxpayer money to afford enough drive space to archive the entire internet
Okay, regarding archive.li, I think I figured out that when you archive a site, not a specific article, all you actually doing is archiving the headers which when clicked redirect back to the source site ie. greatawakening.win. So this would not help access issue.
For example here is my freshly archive post: Clicking on one post re-directs to https://greatawakening.win/whatever
https://archive.li/O3NqO
You're probably thinking of something like wget?
wget allows you to archive a whole site, provided you have a large storage capacity to support all of the text and files.
wget helps you mirror a site so it can be viewed offline. But then you will have to archive newly created links and so on, and that can easily be automated with something like cron.
Btw, wget and cron are Linux terms, in case you're not familiar with either.
Familiar with cron not wget.
You'd have to archive each sub-link also.
Maybe a script could automate it but probably would wanna use waybackmachine since they seem to have all the Big Tech taxpayer money to afford enough drive space to archive the entire internet