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FurAffinity

FurAffinity is an art gallery website, and the largest web community of the furry fandom. It was recently acquired by IMVU (see the recent journals of the site's mascot account), and while the site and community have endured multiple prior divisive events, the prior owner's continued control of the site's maintenance is now uncertain due to the acquisition, and the site's future is similarly uncertain as a consequence of that.
The site allows artists to hide their account information, including submitted content, from guest viewers, and mature and adult submissions are hidden from everyone except for registered users over the age of 18 who have enabled the viewing of such content. Backing up the site's submissions in their entirety, therefore, can only be done from a registered account with this setting enabled.
== Archives ==
A Warrior project was done in April 2015. The archives are in WARC format and are in the archiveteam_furaffinity collection. It includes the adult items.
There is a bare bones but extensive backup of user hosted FA content on a Tor hidden service hosted by an unknown party (cleartext proxy URL onion URL). This website hosts a backup of user submissions and their descriptions, but not of comments, user profiles, journal entries, or other website data. A clearnet proxy/cache is located at furarchiver.net.
== 2022/2023 Forum closure ==
On 2022-12-16, Fur Affinity announced that it would close Fur Affinity Forums (FAF). In a journal post it was stated that "The forums will go read-only effective January 1, 2023".https://www.furaffinity.net/journal/10411624 - titled "Dec 16, 2022 - Forum Closure, FA Discord Coming Soon -- Fender's Journal -- Fur Affinity [dot] net" Fur Affinity also stated that the forums would go completely offline after the first quarter of 2023.
The forums went completely offline between 2023-04-25 and 2023-05-07.Wayback Machine for forums.furaffinity.net Attempting to visit any forum page now redirects to the main site.
It is worth noting that Fur Affinity stated that they would use a Discord server to fill the role of the forums, which is harder to archive than public forums.
== References ==
== External links ==
* https://en.wikifur.com/wiki/Fur_Affinity
G-Portál

G-Portál is the oldest and probably the most popular Hungarian free web hosting service with a built-in content management system. This enables users to build their website, with no web designing and programming knowledge, under a gportal.hu subdomain. The service seems to have been offered since 2003,http://web.archive.org/web/*/gportal.hu and seems to be still popular as of 2020 (but not as much as in the pre-Facebook era).
== Site reconnaissance ==
According the website's own statistics, there are more than 170,000 websites ("portals") and 3 million users registered, with more than 140,000 unique visitors and 2 million page downloads daily.http://web.archive.org/web/20201014165221/http://www.gportal.hu/gindex.php?pg=15&qid=5790054 However, this is a static page, and the number of visitors has probably dropped since then.
Note: Registered users can use certain features on G-Portál websites, that's why there are more registered users than portals.)
gportal.hu has a #432 Hungary rank according to Alexa as of 2020-10-16. In 2018, G-Portál was not present in the top 100 Hungarian websites, according to ITE.http://ite.hu/legnezettebb-hazai-weboldalak-rangsora/
G-Portál has a full index of hosted portals.http://web.archive.org/web/20200512045207/https://gportal.hu/portallista The average number of daily visitors per portal is also shown there. The numbers aren't quite impressive, there are few websites that have more than 100 daily visitors. For contrast, in 2011, it wasn't uncommon that a portal had thousands of visitors a day.http://web.archive.org/web/20111104201043/http://gportal.hu/portallista
== Owner ==
Since 2005, the service was operated by T-Online, then by Origo Zrt., which are big brands in Hungary. Since 2016, and as of 2020, however, it is operated by some Egonet Kft., which seems to be financially stable.
== Notes ==
Category:Web hosting
GIGA-Forum

GIGA is a German online magazine and community focusing on technology, especially gaming, founded in the late 1990s. GIGA-Forum (GIGA forums) was the discussion forum part of the website.
On 2018-04-02, it was announced that the forums would shut down two weeks later, on 2018-04-16. At the time of the shutdown, the forums were hosting slightly over 1 million threads with 17.4 million posts.
== Shutdown notice ==
"admin" posted the following message to the "GIGA.DE allgemein" forums on 2018-04-02:
Liebe User,
am 16. April wird das GIGA-Forum abgeschaltet.
Wir möchten uns bei allen Nutzern, die uns bis heute begleitet haben, bedanken.
Grüße,
Das GIGA-Team
== Archival ==
ArchiveBot was started in September 2017 but never finished. (Because it was following links to other sites, it grew massively and made little progress until the pipeline finally died.)
All publicly accessible parts of the forums except for the actual threads were archived through ArchiveBot: . This did not include user profiles (not accessible without an account) or full forum indices (only threads with activity in the past x days were displayed by default, with x depending on the specific subforum).
The threads themselves as well as full forum indices were grabbed independently by User:JustAnotherArchivist.
GLAM on YouTube

Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums on YouTube.
== Global ==
== Africa ==
== America ==
=== Argentina ===
* Archivo Histórico RTA S.E.
* Museo del Cine Pablo Ducrós Hicken
* Museo Malvinas e Islas del Atlántico Sur
* National Archives of Argentina
=== Canada ===
* Parliament of Canada
=== Guatemala ===
* Archivo Histórico de la Policía Nacional [Historical Archive of the National Police]
=== Portugal ===
* MNAA Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga [MNAA National Museum of Ancient Art]
=== United States ===
* National Gallery of Art
* Freer | Sackler
* US National Archives Records Management
* clintonlibrary42
* GRFordLibraryMuseum
* IkeLibrary
* HooverPresLib
* TheLBJLibrary
* RichardNixonLibrary
* Reagan Library
* FDRLibrary
* The George and Barbara Bush Foundation
* JFK Library
* US National Archives
* BostonMOS
* American Museum of Natural History
* Paleontological Research Institution
* Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County (NHM)
* Field Museum
* SDNaturalHistory [San Diego Natural History Museum]
* Cincinnati Museum Center
* The Cleveland Museum of Natural History
* Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History
* Brooklynkids [Brooklyn Children's Museum]
== Asia ==
===Bangladesh===
* আরকাইভস ও গ্রন্থাগার অধিদপ্তর [Archive and Library section]
* Bangladesh Film Archive(বাংলাদেশ ফিল্ম আর্কাইভ)
=== Taiwan ===
* 國家圖書館National Central Library
=== South Korea ===
* 국립중앙과학관 [National Science Museum]
=== Thailand ===
* Film Archive Thailand (หอภาพยนตร์)
== Europe ==
=== Bulgaria ===
* Народна библиотека Пловдив [National Library of Plovdiv]
=== Estonia ===
* National Archives of Estonia
=== Germany ===
* NeanderthalMuseum
* Museum für Naturkunde Berlin [Museum of Natural History Berlin]
=== Russia ===
* !Библиотека иностранной литературы [! Library of foreign literature]
=== Spain ===
* Fundación Amigos Museo del Prado
* Museo Arqueológico Nacional de España
* Museo de la Evolución Humana
* Museo Guggenheim Bilbao
* Museo Nacional del Prado
* Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza
* Museo Picasso Málaga
* Ministerio de Cultura y Deporte [Ministry of Culture and Sports]
=== United Kingdom ===
* The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery
* Natural History Museum
* The British Museum
* Science Museum
* Science and Industry Museum
* Victoria and Albert Museum
* Royal Museums Greenwich
* National Museums Liverpool
== Oceania ==
=== Fiji ===
* National Archives of Fiji
GNUPedia

GNUPedia was an Internet encyclopedia project.
== Backup ==
The only three known GNUPedia articles (posted in the mailing list) were:
* 
* 
* ( mirror)
*TODO: mailing list archives (General information, Technical discussions, both inactive and full of spam, interesting threads in 2001/2002)
== See also ==
* Wikimedia Commons
* Wikia
* Wikis
* Nupedia
* Wikipedia
* Citizendium
== External links ==
* 
Category:Wikis
GSM Arena

GSM Arena is a web site with reviews and news and specification sheets of smartphones, tablets, and other portable gadgets. Readers can comment and discuss devices and reviews.
As of 2023, there are no signs of the site shutting down anytime soon.
== Comments ==
; Pages
Each device and review has a comment section. Comments are served as static HTML documents and paginated with 25 comments per page. Each page has a URL with page number, so pages can be saved through HTTP GET in case the site gets in danger of shutting down in future.
; Time attributes
The time information of comments from the last hour is shown as a relative time in "minutes ago", from the last 24 hours in "hours ago", and comments from earlier than that as dates. There is no known way to get the exact time stamp of comments older than 24 hours.
; Comment search
Comments of individual devices can be searched on the desktop website, but only one page of results (25 comments) can be seen. The search works through HTTP POST, meaning the URL stays the same and searches can not be archived into a web archive.
; Sorting
On both the desktop and mobile (m.gsmarena.com) website, comments can be sorted by the most recent, by the earliest, and by the most "popular", meaning with the most votes. The sorting also works through HTTP POST and is therefore not archivable through the URL.
GameBanana

GameBanana is a service for hosting game mods, maps, and other files, especially in the Valve communities (Team Fortress, Counter-Strike). It's not showing any imminent signs of distress but the most popular games on it are aging quite a bit.
Most of the URL structure for the webpages is self-explanatory, mostly /games/<game-ID> or /<item-type>/games/<game-ID> or /<item-type>/cats/<category-ID>, for example https://gamebanana.com/games/2 or https://gamebanana.com/mods/cats/5535.
The actual data on the website is dynamically loaded from an API, which also contains data that is not displayed on the website. Look for network requests to URLs beginning with https://gamebanana.com/apiv11/. Warning: the downloads API includes an md5 checksum field, but the field appears to be empty for most records.
A basic script to download an entire category exists here https://archive.org/download/cssmaps/yank-gamebanana-maps.sh, adjust the "/apiv11/Mod/Index" URL to grab a different hierarchy. (All of the Counter-Strike: Source maps have been uploaded to archive.org in https://archive.org/details/cssmaps/)
GameFront

GameFront (or Game Front) is a video game file hosting and news website originally launched in 1998. Formerly known as FileLeech and FileFront, the site has a long and complex history of ownership.
== Ziff Davis Media era (2005-2009) ==
In March 2009, Ziff Davis Media filed for bankruptcy, and FileFront was announced to be suspended on 2009-03-30. It was hosting 1.5 million files totalling 48+ TB at the time[citation needed]. However, as of 2009-04-02, it looks like there may have been an 11th hour reprieve for FileFront: according to a message reportedly from the original founders of the service, the site had been re-acquired by them in order to prevent its proposed shuttering.
== Break Media era (2010-2013) ==
In 2010, Break Media acquired FileFront. On 2010-11-30, the site rebranded to GameFront.
== Defy Media Gaming Network era (2013-2016) ==
After Break Media merged with Alloy Digital in 2013 to form Defy Media, the site was continued under the new company.
In 2015, news updates stopped being posted to the site, which prompted the ArchiveTeam to create an archiving project for the site, which saved most of the files as web archives (which are also available through the IA's WayBack service at their original URLs, for example).
On April 14, 2016, was posted indicating the site was closing on April 30.
== DBolical era (2016-) ==
In August 2016, DBolical, the company behind Mod DB and Indie DB, relaunched GameFront having acquired the domain from Defy Mediahttps://web.archive.org/web/20161020205435/http://www.gamefront.com/news/we-have-acquired-gamefront. The content from before the 2016 shutdown site was restored by volunteers in early 2018, including files, metadata, and the forums.
== References ==
GameMaker Sandbox

GameMaker Sandbox was launched by YoYo Games in 2007 to host and share user-created video games made by their GameMaker software, including games from Games Showcase (now defunct) uploaded as early as 2005. As well as uploading games, developers could upload images to showcase their game. Users could use commenting, rating and reviewing features on the game's profiles. A forum was also available for developers to ask for help and talk about games.
== Shutdown ==
In October 2014, James Foreman of YoYo Games (then Community Coordinator) announced the GameMaker: Player. The Player would be akin to Steam, allowing users to easily download and play games.http://help.yoyogames.com/entries/101815476-GameMaker-Player-FAQs This was the first indication of YoYo's new direction for hosting their user's gamers, confirming that they were not interested in Sandbox anymore after a recent lack of updates.
In a FAQ for the Player from 2015http://help.yoyogames.com/hc/en-us/articles/216755628-GameMaker-Player-FAQs, the question "Is the sandbox being removed?" was answered:
::GameMaker: Player will replace the Sandbox and as such uploading to the Sandbox will be disabled when the Player is released. Sandbox content will remain available for a period of time until the GameMaker: Player is fully live.
In March 2016, ShaunS (Community Manager) gave a date for the removal of the Sandbox from their site- the 8th of April.http://gmc.yoyogames.com/index.php?showtopic=694391
== Archives ==
There are two choices, both of which can be browsed in the Internet Archive:
* Web pages and downloads saved as various WARC files at the archiveteam_gamemaker collection.
* Downloads saved as various ZIP files, organized by certain letters or other characters, at the YoYo Games Sandbox Collection at . Unlike the other collection, these files can be browsed online.
A very small number of games were missed. The remaining games can be found here, with the actual archive folders here (look for the filenames with "3kxjz" in it).
=== Using the Wayback Machine ===
# To find a game, use this list. For example, find Crimelife 2 and get the game ID "14296-crimelife-2". 
# Then construct the URL to get http://sandbox.yoyogames.com/games/14296-crimelife-2.
# Enter that URL with /* at Wayback Machine to list all URLs for that game. For example, https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://sandbox.yoyogames.com/games/14296-crimelife-2/*
# Find the download URL on that list. It will have "send_download" as part of it.
== References ==
GameTrailers

GameTrailers (GT) was an American video gaming website created by Geoffrey R. Grotz and Brandon Jones in 2002. The website specialized in multimedia content, including trailers and gameplay footage of upcoming and recently released video games, as well as an array of original video content focusing on video games, including reviews, countdown shows, and other web series. – Wikipedia
== Shutdown ==
Shutdown announcement :
After 13 years, GameTrailers is closing down today. Thank you for your continued support over the years. It has been an adventure.
The website started redirecting to GameTrailers's YouTube channel on 2016-05-18.
== Archives ==
Archive Team took action shortly after the announcement. Although many of the videos had already been removed months before, the Team was able to download 12 terabytes of videos.
The archive files can be found here (and also in the Wayback Machine, but videos may or may not play back properly).
Game Developer Magazine

== The announcement ==
From twitter: textfiles: Hello, @archiveteam. UBM just shot Game Developer Magazine in the head. Please download the site and all UBM sites if possible.
== Wget command ==
 export USER_AGENT="Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.1; en-US) AppleWebKit/533.20.25 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.0.4 Safari/533.20.27"
 export SAVE_HOST=""
 export WARC_NAME=""
 wget \
 -e robots=off --mirror --page-requisites \
 --waitretry 5 --timeout 60 --tries 5 --wait 1 \
 --warc-header "operator: Archive Team" --warc-cdx --warc-file="$WARC_NAME" \
 -U "$USER_AGENT" "$SAVE_HOST"
== List of domains and who is grabbing what ==
* http://gdmag.com/ - Smiley
* http://www.gamasutra.com/ - omf_
* http://www.gamecareerguide.com/ - Smiley
* http://www.indiegames.com/ -> http://indiegames.com - Smiley
* http://www.gdcvault.com/ - Smiley
* http://www.gdconf.com/ - Smiley
* http://www.igf.com/ - Smiley
* http://www.game-advertising-online.com/ - Robink via Smiley (on anarchive)
* staging.gdmag.com - Seems to recurse infinitely
* jobs.gamasutra.com - Robink via Smiley
* submit.igf.com - Smiley
* students.igf.com - Smiley
* qa.gdcvault.com - Smiley
* schedule2013.gdconf.com - Smiley
* m.schedule.gdconf.com - Smiley (redirects to app.gdconf.com)
* schedule.gdconf.com - Smiley
* meetings.gdconf.com - Smiley
* m.gdconf.com - Smiley (redirects to app.gdconf.com)
* http://www.gdcchina.com/ - Smiley
* gdcplay.gdconf.com - Smiley
* v3.gamasutra.com - dead
* dev.v3.gamasutra.com - password protected
* move.gamasutra.com - dead
* inside.gamasutra.com - dead
* prefctr.inside.gamasutra.com - redirect to junk
* staging.gamasutra.com - dead
* gamaredesign.gamasutra.com - redirects to gamasutra.com
* employer.gamasutra.com - never loaded
* judges.igf.com - password protected
* secure.igf.com - dead end
* upload.igf.com - dead
* uploadchina.igf.com - dead
* dev.gamecareerguide.com - password protected
* mt.gdconf.com - dead end
* sgs.gdconf.com - redirect to gdconf.com
* expo.gdconf.com - redirect to gdconf.com
* info.gdconf.com - dead end
* archive.gdconf.com - dead
* admin.gdconf.com - password protected
* china.gdconf.com - redirects to http://www.gdcchina.com/
* japan.gdconf.com - dead end
* media.gdconf.com - dead end
* mygdc.gdconf.com - redirect to http://gdcvault.com/
godane is going to upload back issues and other materials he already has.
Game Jolt

Game Jolt is a social platform for video games. It also hosts games, including downloadable ones for different operating systems, HTML5 games, and the obsolete formats Flash and Unity Web Player.
On January 3, 2022, with no prior warning or official announcement, they removed their adult tag and locked a number of adult games behind a new "GAME_LOCKED_STATUS_ADULT" category. This change can be seen in their open source website/client code.
They also added the ability for users to report games as explicit, which may lead to further removals.
The public webpage for a locked game doesn't show up, but users who purchased a locked game can continue to download it until December 31, 2022, according to e-mails sent to developers whose games were locked.
It's unclear whether there is a workaround to download locked games that were previously free, such as by modifying their client.
The Wayback Machine captured the change to their official policies.
 
Game Jolt offered this statement in response to an inquiry from Vice News. "While the roots of Game Jolt have been around hosting games, the site has grown to become more of a social media platform for the next generation of gamers. As such, Game Jolt recently implemented a policy that ensures games that feature explicit adult content will no longer be available. We are currently working with developers to make sure they have an opportunity to move their games to another platform, and are responding to any categorizations that may need to be reassessed."
By January 7, 2022, the locked games were back on-line, but this appears to be a very brief reprieve. PC Gamer reported that a follow-up e-mail to developers apologized for the abruptness of the policy change. "Creators who had their games taken down now have seven days to notify any users or take their games elsewhere." While PC Gamer didn't clarify exactly when this countdown started, it appears that the follow-up e-mail went out sometime January 5. That e-mail stated, "What we will do starting today is reinstate your games page for the next 7 days." That would appear to make the deadline for game removal sometime on January 12.
== Discovery ==
It appears there is an easy way to discover based on sequential IDs: https://gamejolt.com/site-api/web/discover/games/overview/id?ignore (replace "id" with the sequential ID), which is accessed on normal game metadata page viewing.
== Archival ==
Nearly 30,000 items were saved as part of the gamejolt-grab panic grab project in the opening weeks of 2022, amounting to a little over 7 TiB downloaded. These are part of the archiveteam_gamejolt collection on the Internet Archive, and with a bit of patience, some games may still function when viewed through the Wayback Machine. Your mileage may vary significantly.
== References ==
Games

A game is something created for recreation. Lots of them have been created using computers.
== Games that will be closing ==
== Games that have already been brutally murdered ==
=== MMOs ===
* Angels Wrath / Angel's Wrath — killed by LeKool games, murder announced 13 December 2014 
* DDTank2 — killed by its owners by not renewing the contract with Kabam, if I understand correctly, against Kabam's wishes (but don't trust what I say), 5 March 2015 
* Metal Skies — killed by Kabam 6 March 2015 
* Pixie Hollow Online — Hollowed out and burned to the ground by Disney 19 September 2013. Official announcement
=== Browser non-MMO ===
* Marble Blast Online — died "when InstantAction was shut down by InterActiveCorp" 
* Google+ games — "deleted from Google+ in June 2013" 
* devast.io no longer updated. last changelog was V0.30.1719" In 05/05/2024 lape bought back 
* Surviv.io acquired by kongregate then announced to closed to redirect bitheroes arena " 
=== PC ===
* Marble Blast XP — Requires the discontinued NetJet controller 
=== Mobile ===
* Disney Fairies Fashion Boutique — Is now the fashionably late fashion boutique. 
=== Console ===
* Marble Blast Gold (Xbox) — died with introduction of Xbox Live Arcade 
* Marble Blast Ultra — removed from Xbox Live Arcade 12 February 2011 
== Presumably alive-ish, as abandonware ==
* Marble Blast released in Dec. 2002 for Windows; Mac+Linux 1 month later 
* Marble Blast Gold at least Mac+Windows versions; presumably Linux too? 
* Marble Blaster "Released by eGames on CD for Windows"; "listed as Version 1.3 of Marble Blast" 
=== See also ===
* Engines, Platforms and Hostings
Category: Online Games
Games/Engines, Platforms and Hostings

== Engines ==
* 
* 
* 
=== Cross-platform ===
* CRIWARE
** CUE! -See You Everyday-
* Visual Novel Maker
* WOLF RPGエディター (WOLF RPG Editor)
=== Web ===
* Akashic Engine
* Tonyu System
=== Mobile ===
== Platforms and Hostings ==
=== PC and Web ===
* Steam
* itch.io
* PLiCy (プリシー)
* ふりーむ！ (Freem!)
* エロゲと饗 (NSFW)
* フリーゲーム夢現
* ノベルゲームコレクション (NovelGameCollection)
* 新人フリーゲームコンテスト (Rookie Free Game Contest)
=== Web ===
* BASS遊戲製作平台
** 
* Game Atsumaru ()
* Game Jolt
* GameMaker Sandbox ()
* Kongregate
* Mochi Media ()
* Roblox
* Sploder
* フリーゲーム投稿サイト unityroom
* 橙光
* 遊戲天堂
=== Mobile ===
* ASKノベルゲームメーカー (ASK Novel Game Maker)
** 
** ASKノベルゲームメーカーファンクラブ (unofficial fan club)
** ASKノベルゲームメーカーwiki
* Script少女 のべるちゃん
** 
** 
* ()
** 
** 
* ノベルリライター (Novel RWriter) by Project esln ()
** 
** 
Category: Online Games
Garnek.pl

Garnek.pl is a Polish website primarily focused on photo sharing and blogging. They announced a shutdown date of The site was not generating enough advertisement revenue to keep itself running.
The site started responding with a 410 error code at approximately .
== Notes on site structure ==
There is four image domains: img1.garnek.pl, img2.garnek.pl, img3.garnek.pl and img4.garnek.pl. Any image can be retrieved from either of them. 
It was decided to skip getting images from all servers due to time constraints partway through the project, so if an image can't be found on the WBM by it's direct link, checking for copies on the other image domains might lead to a hit