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Insurgency Wiki

The Insurgency Wiki is a collection of guides made by Anonymous from 2006-2011. It's been forked and mirrored multiple times, which at least kept it alive for later archival. This wiki has never been healthy, and it's seen some shit from DDoS attacks, lack of backups, and unclear, unreliable hosting. And it seems that the final mirror, http://partyvan.info, might not be coming back. To prevent disaster, the Bibliotheca Anonoma made a full XML dump, along with all page history and the pictures.
== Description ==
As the Encyclopedia Dramatica states:
:The Insurgency Wiki is insurgen partyvan.info, a wiki specializing in raid coordination and documentation. It is home to many Anonymi, raidfags, /i/nsurgents, vandals, and script kiddies, and functions as a centralized hub for the aforementioned degenerates to use to reign terror on the webs. In their own words, "Was put together and run so that the newfags can just read stuff here instead of it needing to be explained tons of times in the chat. At one point, there were two wikis ran at once: Insurgen.info and partyvan.info, and for a while purely insurgen.info due to Partyvan's Titanic-like uptime, but now it is down to just partyvan.info.
== Backups ==
An XML and Image dump was made in 12/21/10 by the Bibliotheca Anonoma while it was importing pages from Partyvan.info. This includes all pages, from User pages to Templates and Categories. It's only 50.5 megabytes, so have a lookie.
Internet Archive - Insurgency Wiki
==Text File Archive ==
: Note: If you are creating a new Partyvan Wiki, you should probably import the XML dump above using Special:Import, it will grab every single page.
The XML was split using Levitation to create a Git-revisioned repository with the history of all the pages on it.
This makes it easy to read each wikipage as a Mediawiki text file. Download it from here.
Category:Wikis
International Internet Preservation Consortium

International Internet Preservation Consortium is an international organization of libraries and other organizations established to coordinate efforts to preserve internet content for the future. It was founded in July 2003 by 12 participating institutions, and had grown to 35 members by January 2010. As of October 2017, there are 54 members. 
== Archive ==
* http://netpreserve.org/ - 
== See also ==
* Knowledge preservation initiatives
== External links ==
* 
* 
* https://twitter.com/netpreserve
Category:Knowledge preservation initiatives
Internet Bird Collection

The Internet Bird Collection is a non-profit website devoted to collecting photos and videos of birds in order to make them available to bird watchers. It's been running since 2002 and is sponsored by a small publishing company known as Lynx Edicions.
* http://www.hbw.com/ibc/about-the-internet-bird-collection-ibc
* http://www.hbw.com/about-us
Introduction

You're here because you have data that you want to save. If this is data you helped create, you are an end-user. If you have data that you want to save that you did not create, then you are an archivist. Archivists should go to the Software page. Otherwise, read on for information, tips and links.
== The Most Important Data You Have To Back Up ==
* The most important data to back up and the least likely to be backed up is non-web-browsable information you created yourself, information which nobody else has access to. This is your primary and most precious data: documents you've written, photos you've taken digitally, business and personal files that exist in only a single location on a single computer. Currently, this data is located on a metal platter spinning thousands of times a minute, days or weeks at a time, dependent on a wide variety of factors to not be spontaneously lost. You should rectify this situation immediately.
* Once you realize this, however, you are likely going to freeze up because this is some scary crap to hear about. We don't blame you, but there's no need to panic; if the data has been fine up to this point, spending an hour or two to come up with a good backup strategy is time well spent. Play this simple mind game to visualize a priority path: what files, if you lost them, would represent the most pain to get back? For most people, it'll be financial data (spreadsheets, receipts, Quicken files) and photos. After that, it's likely going to be writings (essays, school reports, resume). And after that, it's going to likely be media (movies, music, porn (yes, that is important)).
* Unless you're doing so professionally or as a major hobby, the non-media files in this list will likely not end up being too large. If your computer is a modern machine (less than ten years old), you will have a USB port. Go out to the store (drug stores and supermarkets count) and find a USB flash drive. Try to have it be multiple gigabytes. It will likely cost you less than $20. Bring it back, plug it into a USB port, copy over your financials, writings, and photos onto it.
* Once these files are copied over, unplug the USB key and store it away from the room the computer is in. You are by no means done, but you've now decreased your potential for pain by an incredible degree.
== See Also ==
* Why Back Up?
* Backup Tips
* Warning Signs
* Storage Media
== External links ==
* Drivesavers Recovery Tips
Category:Archive TeamCategory:BackupCategory:Data Loss Prevention
Invisionfree

Invisionfree was one of the bigger free forum hosts. The website had over 600 000 boards and has boards that date back to 2002.
Zathyus Networks (the owner of Invisionfree) opened a new forum service, Zetaboards in 2011, and encouraged all users to migrate, although this was not mandatory (but once migrated, there was no way to move back, much to the anger of many users).
In 2018 it was announced (sort of, in a forum thread in the support forums) that everything would be migrating to Tapatalk, meaning forums would lose themes and other aspects. Invisionfree was partially archived alongside Zetaboards as they are very similar, however due to a non-numerical indexing system it is unclear how much was saved.
Ipernity

ipernity is a website offering free and paid multimedia sharing and social networking services. The site allows storing and publishing of photos, blog entries, videos and audio files. Initially launched in April 2007 and won the second Open Web Awards in the Photo Sharing category in December 2008. Some Flickr users, unhappy with Flickr's redesign, migrated over to ipernity in 2013. As of September 2018, it claims to have more than 25000 active users.
Over the years, ipernity became a popular spot for Esperanto-speakers as the interface was translated into this language. For this reason, the network became an important piece of Esperanto history.Ipernity | Esperanto-USAhttp://www.liberafolio.org/arkivo/www.liberafolio.org/2007/contiintervjuo
== Planned 2017 shutdown ==
=== Shutdown notice ===
In early 2016, we reported the situation ipernity has been facing (UPTIME 3535 article), and we were very touched by the great amount of support that article had sparked off.
Despite our limited resources, we have done our best to keep the service in good working condition, particularly by exploring several ways to bring ipernity a second life (many thanks to those who suggested ideas).
The best option remained to partner with another party who would be able to make the necessary investments. Unfortunately, the recent discussions we have conducted have failed.
This lack of perspective forces us to consider the shutdown of ipernity, probably on January 31, 2017 (or shortly after).
— Team ipernity, December 1, 2016
=== Operations takeover by members ===
In early 2017, it was proposed that a non-profit organisation formed by members of ipernity could take over the site. The Ipernity Members Association (ima) was founded on 2017-02-20 and officially took over the site on 2017-09-01.
==References==
Is It Normal?

Is It Normal? is a website where, as you can probably guess, people ask whether things are 'normal' and others vote. There is also a poll system that allows you to provide different answer options than simply "Yes, this is normal" and "No, this is not normal", though you need to login to see the results of those.
The title is inside the URL, but it doesn't matter what you put as long as the number at the end is intact (example: https://www.isitnormal.com/post/hfiuerwhiufewhi-310730 redirects to https://www.isitnormal.com/post/iin-that-i-think-of-anything-south-of-usa-as-being--south-america---310730). Posts seem incremental, starting at 1 through 6 then continuing from 65001 beyond.
Comments are included in the page source code, so just getting the page itself is enough. I can't find an example of the list of comments having pagination, but long threads can have it.
"Safe(r) mode" is on by default, which filters out some links, so an archival job should make sure to turn this OFF.
Issuu

Issuu is an electronic publishing platform.
== 2023 free account limits change ==
On 2022-12-20, Issuu changed their pricing page to reduce the limits of free accounts from 500 pages and 100 MBWayback Machine snapshot as of 2022-12-19 per upload to 50 pages and 50 MBWayback Machine snapshot as of 2022-12-20. Sometime later, they sent an email to existing users that the new limits would be enforced from 2023-02-23, rendering existing publications exceeding the limits inaccessible to readers:
This notice is to inform you that we are changing the features of our free Basic plan, which will start being enforced on February 23, 2023, as follows:
* File size limit: Individual publications will be limited to 50 MB
* Page limit: Individual publications will be limited to 50 pages
* Availability: Publications can no longer be unlisted
Starting on February 23, 2023, any existing publication that exceeds any of the above limits will continue to be hosted on Issuu but not accessible to readers.
== Historical notes ==
These notes date back to 2014 and are likely no longer relevant but kept for historical purposes.
* PDF and JPG Notes from SF Bay Guardian
 Issuu.com Data Model
 Username : sf.guardian
 # This is the issuu.com account
 
 Document Name: 49.02
 # This is the issuu.com publication name
 
 Document ID: 141007194746-7819f25a55f483150eb9462df2f4be34
 # This is the issuu.com URL component for a specific document 
 Issuu.com API
* Issuu.com uses a Flash viewer to stream JPEGS, but the iPhone App has access to the full pdfs
* API URLs
 # Request PDF information for a given username and document name 49.02:
 http://publication.issuu.com/sf.guardian/49.02/ios_1.json
 
 # reveals all of the pdfUrls for each page of that issue, e.g. :
 # "pdfUrl": "http://page-pdf.issuu.com/141007194746-7819f25a55f483150eb9462df2f4be34/3.pdf"
 
 # NOTE: the covers are not pdfs, they are jpegs, and have null pdfUrl fields:
 # "jpgUrl": "http://image.issuu.com/141007194746-7819f25a55f483150eb9462df2f4be34/jpg/page_1.jpg"
 # Request Document ID for a given username and document name:
 http://api.issuu.com/query?action=issuu.document.get_user_doc&format=json&documentUsername=sf.guardian&name=49.02
 
 # "documentId":"141007194746-7819f25a55f483150eb9462df2f4be34",
 # Better s3 bucket URL for full original PDFs based on document ID
 http://s3.amazonaws.com/document.issuu.com/141014184412-c62aa490968318abf1d4684f9ec4f158/original.file?AWSAccessKeyId=AKIAJY7E3JMLFKPAGP7A&Expires=1413326827&Signature=m6kKoMNHg6sFa1J4nIWZvK23RAs%3D
 # not sure how to generate the signature though-- little help?
See also:
* https://webarchive.jira.com/wiki/display/ARIH/Archiving+Issuu
== References ==
It Died

A compendium of what services and companies are no longer available for our Internet pleasure and use. Also had a variety of pictures of dead animals later on.
== Archives ==
* https://web.archive.org/web/20110518204502/http://archiveteam.org/archives/itdied/ (old archives, HTML only, not WARC)
* https://web.archive.org/web/20141018201502/http://itdied.com/
* https://emijrp.github.io/itdied.com/
== External links ==
* http://itdied.com/
Iwata Asks

Iwata Asks is a website by Nintendo that has interviews by former CEO of Nintendo, Saturo Iwata. The interviews are about various Nintendo products.
The website is no longer making new interviews, seeing as Saturo Iwata passed away, but existing ones are still available.
== Archival ==
Previously, an XML-based scheme was used by the JavaScript-based client; as of late 2022, it appears to be JSON-based. The XML-based schema is documented here, but I don't currently feel like working out the new stuff.
JPG Magazine

JPG Magazine is a collaborative photo magazine. It seems to have gained a little more steam from community support, but it's still advisable that we download the archives.
== Backup Tools ==
* Wget
== Vital Signs ==
 on January 5, 2009. The announcement has since been taken down. As of March 2021, jpgmag.com is not accessible.
== Who's Working On It? ==
Lore has downloaded the archives.
Jajah

== Shutdown Notice ==
Service closure
As of January 31, 2014, Jajah will no longer offer any Jajah.com or Jajah Direct services to its users in the United States or elsewhere.
This means that, as of January 31, 2014, you will no longer be able to make any calls through any of Jajah’s services, including the Jajah.com website and Jajah Direct. Registration of new accounts are no longer being accepted.
You will be able to continue using your account in the normal way until this date.
Users who wish to apply for a refund of any balance remaining on their account prior to the service closing may do so by submitting a request at the support page, http://www.jajah.com/support/contact</p>
After requesting a refund, your request will be processed and account closed within 30 days.
For more details please review FAQs at http://www.jajah.com/support/faq/
Jajah 200 West Evelyn Ave, Suite 120 Mountain View, CA 94041 USA
Note Regarding FCC Application to Discontinue Domestic Service
The FCC will normally authorize this proposed discontinuance of service unless it is shown that customers would be unable to receive service or a reasonable substitute from another carrier or that the public convenience and necessity is otherwise adversely affected. If you wish to object, you should file your comments as soon as possible, but no later than 15 days after the Commission releases public notice of the proposed discontinuance. Address them to the Federal Communications Commission, Wireline Competition Bureau, Competition Policy Division, Washington, DC 20554, and include in your comments a reference to the § 63.71 Application of Telefonica Digital, Inc., d/b/a/ Jajah. Comments should include specific information about the impact of this proposed discontinuance upon you or your company, including any inability to acquire reasonable substitute service.
== Archives ==
Archiving was done by ArchiveBot, see corresponding job
Jamendo

Jamendo is a website which publishes music albums with Creative Commons licenses. There are about 100,000 albums available on the website.
:It is archived in The Jamendo Albums Collection at Internet Archive.
== Tools ==
* Recommended: Album downloader by ranges (instructions inside)
* Script for downloading OGG albums (link dead as of 7 May 2013)
== Vital signs ==
Seems stable.
== See also ==
* Dogmazic.net
* Free Music Archive
* DigCCmixter
== External links ==
* 
* Jamendo metadata
* Jamendo files in The Pirate Bay
Category:Archive Team
JamiiForums

JamiiForums is a large Tanzanian discussion and whistle blowing platform, which is notable for its users criticising the government and exposing corruption. As such, it's in direct conflict with the government and therefore at risk of disappearing.
In 2016, the founders of JamiiForums were arrested and charged with obstruction of justice.https://www.businessinsider.com/r-tanzania-charges-whistleblower-website-owner-with-obstructing-police-2016-12?IR=T In June 2018, JamiiForums shut down for a few days shortly before a new regulation regarding online platforms came into force in Tanzania because the relevant authority TCRA had not granted their registration as a service provider (rather than a content provider).http://www.thecitizen.co.tz/News/Tanzania-s-Jamii-Forum-speaks-out-on--government-shutdown-/1840340-4606686-12rn80w/index.html
As of August 2018, there are 27.6 million posts by 451k users in almost 1.2 million threads.
JoinDOTA

joinDOTA is an organization dedicated to coverage of the professional scenes of Defense of the Ancients (DotA), and later, Dota 2. It is run by Freaks 4U Gaming, which also runs the German-language 99Damage.de and Summoners-Inn.de featuring coverage of professional Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and League of Legends respectively. Early in its history, joinDOTA also operated its own leagues and tournaments. joinDOTA garnered a loyal viewership on Twitch, as well as its YouTube channel. joinDOTA also has a forum.
It was notably a launchpad of the Dota 2 careers of commentators Toby 'TobiWAN' Dawson and Austin 'Capitalist'/'Cap' Walsh. TobiWAN left joinDOTA in 2018, however in 2020 multiple serious allegations of sexual harassment/misconduct surfaced which resulted in his exile from the professional Dota 2 scene (and a swift removal of his content in The International 10 Battle Pass by Valve in response the same day). Cap left joinDOTA in 2016 but continues to commentate Dota 2 events through to today.
== Shutdown ==
On March 17, 2022, joinDOTA announced that it would be shutting down at the end of March 2022.
After being live for more than a decade since launch joinDOTA will be closing it's doors on March 31st, 2022.
This might not come as a surprise to the die hard fans who have been following us closely. The decision was made after much mulling over about the Dota 2 eco-system and where we want to fit within and continue grow with the community.
However, this decision does not mean that we - Freaks 4U Gaming, the company behind joinDOTA and everyone who works on joinDOTA - don't see potential for future activations and campaigns in the Dota 2 corner of the gaming world. Freaks will still be running Dota 2 projects whenever we see ways to come together to do something awesome with our partners and the Dota 2 community, such as the Dota 2 tournament of the ESL National Championship in Germany, ESL Meisterschaft.
All in all, joinDOTA has been an important community not just for the Dota 2 scene but the esports and gaming ecosystem overall, it has also provided a gateway for enthusiasts and volunteers into esports, with many of them still working in the industry to this day. joinDOTA also represented young and established talents and offered a great stage, many have become some of the world’s most-renowned talents and some are still very active today.
That being said, we would like to thank everyone who has contributed to making joinDOTA what it is: the volunteers, the casters, and everyone else behind the curtain. And a thank you to anybody who has been a part of the joinDOTA community throughout the years.
In response to an inquiry on reddit on whether the site would remain online in a read-only fashion, kitkat stated:
We're in the process of figuring out how to best preserve the content and keep integrity of all of the information that has been accumulated over the years. It will stay as it is for the upcoming weeks, but there might be some changes to what is accessible going forward.
Jsvlc

JSVLC is a shot in the dark attempt to port the open-source media player VLC to Javascript.
VLC.js is a more detailed article about this project.
The motivation for this is not unlike the motivations for creating the Javascript MESS project: increased portable access to a variety of media - in this case, audio and video, including older formats, DVDs, CD-ROMs, and other files that reside on locations like the Internet Archive, retuning all of these large files into streamable media.
It'll work, or it won't.
* Downloading the VLC Source Code: 
* Building with Emscripten: 
Initial horrified attempts to overview this project are happening at #vlcjs on EFnet.
Karayou.com

www.karayou.com (卡拉娛樂網) is a large Taiwanese forum using the Discuz! forum software. As of late 2022, it contains almost 19 million posts in 665k threads going back to the mid-2000s. It was announced that it was shutting down on 2023-01-01. However, it is still up as of 2023-08-02 and seems to be over-run with spambots.
== Archives ==
* ArchiveBot 
* User:JustAnotherArchivist retrieved all thread pages on 2022-12-24.
** A very small number of requests (less than 1 ‰) resulted in bogus redirects to a different URL always returning the first thread page. Most of these were redirects on the first-page URLs anyway, but a handful occurred on later pages, resulting in those pages getting missed. This could be worked around by first fetching them once, discarding that response, and then retrying.
** Attachments collected by this crawl: 
** Avatars and other internal non-attachment files referenced in the HTML: 
** Outlinks were run through the URLs project.
== References ==
Kep.tar.hu

kep.tar.hu was a popular Hungarian image hosting service. It was launched in 1999,http://web.archive.org/web/19991127135645/http://kep.tar.hu/ and was shut down by then-owner Generál Média Kft. on 2011-02-20, along with the tar.hu free webhosting service.https://forum.index.hu/Article/viewArticle?a=107607959&t=9207272
At the time of the closure, according to the website's own statistics, nearly 200,000 users hosted 18.5 million images, that was more than 5 terabytes of data.
Category:Image hosting
Kepfeltoltes.eu

:Not to be confused with kepfeltoltes.hu.
Kepfeltoltes.eu is a small Hungarian image sharing service, that claims to have started in 2009, and is operating in its current form since at least 2014.http://web.archive.org/web/20140517174012/http://kepfeltoltes.eu/
== Site reconaissance ==
A heavily ad-supported (including pop-ups on links), sometimes quite slow service. Based on regular observation, older images seem to be regularly getting deleted, but only the files, not from the image browser gallery (which, actually, isn't linked from the website, but Google finds it).
As of 2021-12-24, images uploaded before 2019 seem to have been deleted.
Sexually explicit content is overrepresented in the image corpus.
=== Technical details for archiving ===
* Image page (discoverable from gallery page) e.g. https://www.kepfeltoltes.eu/view.php?filename=292ScreenShot_20230107190.png
* Full-size image e.g. http://www.kepfeltoltes.eu/images/2023/01/07/292ScreenShot_20230107190.png
* Thumbnail-size image (always has a jpg extension) e.g. http://www.kepfeltoltes.eu/images/2023/01/07/292ScreenShot_20230107190_tn.jpg 
The image page must be fetched first, because the date component of the URL of the full/thumbnail image is not guessable. Also, the thumbnail doesn't appear as a page requisite on the image page, so its URL must be requeued manually.
== Archiving ==
user:bzc6p is archiving the uploaded images continuously.
 Status table
Upload date 	Status 	Archives 	Ιmages saved
until 2018-12-31 	 	 	
2019-01-01 – 2020-08-14	 	 	248,274
2020-08-14 – 2020-12-31	 	 	34,422
2021 	 	 	98,760
2022 	 	 	72,577
2023 	 	 	54,486
2024 	 	TBA 	81,973
Total: 590,492 	Total: 590,492	Total: 590,492	Total: 590,492
Category:Image hosting