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Want to help archive Tumblr’s NSFW blogs?
https://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=ArchiveTeam_Warrior
ArchiveTeam Warrior is a program that downloads copies of endangered sites (like Tumblr’s NSFW blogs) to your computer, then in turn sends it to ArchiveTeam, a group dedicated to archiving old corners of the web.
You will need a copy of VirtualBox to run it, and obviously you need to be okay with (technically) downloading porn. It’s easy to use and it runs silently in the background.
If you can’t or don’t want to use it, you can also give ArchiveTeam a list of Tumblr pages to archive here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdoYnlweKF-5iQ2G0FB9s7pDV_Le61dDU-gMMDsc8CQ50YBjQ/viewform?hl=en
There’s only a few days left, and ArchiveTeam needs all the help they can get.
Pixiq.com was an ambitious attempt by Sterling Publishing (Barnes & Noble) to build a popular photography mega-blog owned by traditional corporate media. Apparently the owners decided to abruptly end the experiment and pull the plug. When you visit the Pixiq website, you get a spartan message "Sorry, this website is no longer active. For information about Pixiq books, please visit www.sterlingpublishing.com". All the content on the website, thousands of articles per Google search is now gone and the authors and readers have been abandoned without a chance to save their content and favorite posts or comments!
Yahoo Messages is shutting down at the end of the month. I've joined a group effort by the Archive Team to get a copy of it before it goes dark, and encourage other Tumblarians to participate.
