nyuuzyou/wikis huggingface dataset:
URLs

The URLs project is a continuous, generic, best-effort project to archive random URLs from a variety of sources, including external links discovered in other projects (such as Reddit and Telegram), news sites and feeds of interest crawled regularly from urls-sources, and lists queued manually in the IRC channel.
Raw WARC access is currently unavailable to the public since 2023-04-10. Metadata about the crawl (CDX, MegaWARC, etc.) is still publicly available.
Important note: If you run this project, you'll likely see your IP get banned from Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, etc., and using those sites may become difficult (e.g. constant captchas, forced login). Also, if you run at significant speed, you'll likely see abuse notices, IP blacklists, and so on.
#* Please briefly describe the content of your list and why it should be archived! A sentence or two is fine.
===Caveats===
* Lists containing large numbers of URLs on one host are not appropriate here. This project runs at very high speed and can easily DDoS a server. If you would like a crawl of a single website, please request it in #archivebot instead.
* Lists containing extremely important or endangered URLs are not appropriate here either. This project is best-effort only and does not track whether archival succeeded. If you would like to monitor the status of a list as it is archived, please request it in #archivebot instead.
USA-Gov

USA.gov is the official website of the United States of America Government. It is unlikely to go down soon, but given the presidential changes of 2017 and 2025, it is a good idea to create an archive before it all changes.
== Site Areas ==
The following sites / areas have been identified at this time and are in the process of being discovered and jobs created.
=== Index ===
USA.gov offers an index of more than 10,000 links to official government information. The index is categorized by services and common topics, and can be accessed through five audience gateways: Businesses and Nonprofits, Citizens, Federal Employees, Government to Government (for state, local, and tribal governments), and Visitors to the U.S.
=== Frequently Asked Questions ===
USA.gov's Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) database contains thousands of answers to the questions the public asks most via USA.gov or the contact center at 1 (800) FED-INFO. For more than 30 years, the contact center has been a source for answers to questions about consumer problems and government services.
=== URL Shortening ===
A URL shortening service, go.USA.gov, is available to users that have a .gov email address (only .gov URLs may be submitted for shortening through this service). The service will generate a random following go.USA.gov/ which redirects the user to the longer .gov URL stored in the system.
=== Gobierno ===
A part of USA.gov, GobiernoUSA.gov pulls together all of the U.S. government’s Spanish-language websites and makes them easily accessible to the public in one central location. 
GobiernoUSA.gov features more than 900 external links and provides access to more than 125,000 Government pages in Spanish. Although most of the resources are federal, the site also links to Spanish-language content provided by 42 states, the District of Columbia, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, and local government websites.
== Discovery ==
It is still to be decided what is in and out of scope.
Ultraweb.hu

Ultraweb.hu is a Hungarian free webhosting service provider that was launched in 2002. Besides free webhosting, they also provide some paid services.
== Site reconnaissance ==
Freely hosted websites are available under ultraweb.hu and uw.hu subdomains.
There is a per-category (subcategory) browser on ultraweb.hu that lists all websites registered. There are tens of thousands of websites listed.
Ultraweb's rules state that website owners are sent an activation email every three months, and unless they reactivate their account, their content gets deleted. However, based on the number of registered websites, this rule may not actually be imposed.
== Takover and disabling registration ==
According to a main page announcement, from 2020-03-01, Ultraweb is operated by Comnica Kft., and based on the decision of the previous owner, no new websites can be registered.
Parts of the main page, however, have not been updated to reflect the changes (i.e. removing links to services not available any more). So it's worth keeping an eye on it.
By the way, Comnica is an IT company and seems to be financially stable.
Category:Web hosting
Uncyclopedia

Uncyclopedia is a loosely-defined collection of humour wikis which parody Wikipedia in various languages. Each language is an independent project with no apparent central control or co-ordination; the names are usually but not always un-, dis-, in- or ne- logical negations followed by a local word for "encyclopedia". There is a supposed master list of these at uncyclopedia.info
Portions of the project were hosted on Wikia, which dropped the last of its Uncyclopedia-related wikis on May 14, 2019 per . Others were independent from the outset. Of these:
* The *.uncyclopedia.info wikis (desciclopedia.org, hikipedia.org, uncyclopedia.tw...) have downloadable XML dumps and images on http://download.uncyc.org
* A few languages (cs: de: fr: es: he: and one version of en:) are on uncyclopedia.co; there are no downloadable dumps for these
* A handful of Uncyclopedia-related projects (ar:, it: and zh-cn:) are on Miraheze, which only provides XML dumps in response to a request from the sysops via Special:DataDump.
* The remaining wikis are independents. It is unclear if any dumps are placed online by sitemasters (most likely, no):
** Korean, uncyclopedia.kr (dumps)
** Russian, absurdopedia.net
** Russian, absurdopedia.wiki
** Polish, nonsa.pl
** English, uncyclopedia.ca
** German, stupidedia.org (read-only as of 2019, founded independently, links the Uncyclopedias as 'languages' of the same project)
** German, kamelopedia.net (founded independently, links the Uncyclopedias as 'languages' of the same project)
In some cases, an outdated fork was left on Wikia despite the community moving elsewhere years ago. In others, Wikia's refusal to close projects when users fork has left two competing versions of the same project in the same language, with significant discrepancies in content. In a few languages, the split in the community has outlived Wikia's ill-fated involvement. Do not assume that you have a complete set of Uncyclopedias just by downloading whatever was on Wikia.
Illogicopedia is nominally a separate project; it was available on download.uncyc.org until 2012, but en.illogicopedia.org is now hosted by uncyclopedia.co with no downloadable backups.
== Download ==
== See also ==
* Encyclopedia Dramatica
* Wikipedia
* Wikia
* Wikis
== External links ==
* Wikistats dynamically sortable to any criteria
* https://download.uncyc.org has the *.uncyclopedia.info backups and one last grab of the Wikia projects before they were killed
Category:Wikis
University of Michigan personal webpages

== Indexing ==
I guess one way for non-UMers to build an index is via Google searching, though there are a few sites that may not be in Google's index. Here's http://www-personal.umich.edu/robots.txt as of 2012-24-01 23:01 UTC:
User-agent: *
Disallow: /~elph/
Disallow: /%7Eelph/
Disallow: /~philippe/
Disallow: /%7Ephilippe/
Disallow: /~rtanter/F95PS472_Papers/
Disallow: /%7Ertanter/F95PS472_Papers/
Disallow: /~rtanter/F03_PS498_Papers/Nuke%20Iran.htm
Disallow: /%7Ertanter/F03_PS498_Papers/Nuke%20Iran.htm
Disallow: /~rtanter/ F03_PS498_Papers/Nuke%20Iran.htm
Disallow: /%7Ertanter/ F03_PS498_Papers/Nuke%20Iran.htm
Neat list.
Category:University hosting
Uploadir

Uploadir is a free file hoster that has been around since 2009.
Similar to Pomf.se and its clones, the site allows hotlinking to images and videos.
In November 2022, the site announced to go offline at the of the year. However, that decision was later reverted.
== Shutdown notice ==
On 2022-11-03, the front page displayed the message the following shutdown message:
Uploadir is shutting down 30th of December 2022
Please backup any files you have stored with Uploadir.
The date was later in November changed to January 2023.
On 2022-12-19, the notice disappeared from the site.
== Archival ==
Upon request, the site owner helped ArchiveTeam save the anonymously uploaded files from the site:
* they range from 2009-12-17 to 2022-11-21
* out of 416,491 files, 211,872 were 404ed (anonymous uploads can be deleted via a special link)
* exact size: TODO
However, the user uploads have not been provided (88,620 uploads as of 2022-11-26).
== Interview ==
While archiving the site, we asked the admin some questions on 2022-12-19:
What was your motivation behind creating uploadir in 2009?
I used it as a way to learn how to program and file upload websites were the fashion in 2009.
Do you have other people helping you with the site or is it a one-man project?
It's only me, this is why change takes so long.
Your service is completely free for everyone and you serve no ads on the site. Have you ever thought about allowing donations to fund the upkeep costs or something similar?
I have thought about it and at one time it did have ads on the download page but it didn't generate enough to cover the costs. I am not confident having a paid for service or donates is viable as you have other competitors with better pricing and resources e.g. Google, Apple, Dropbox, etc.
Your site is one the few hosters that support linking to images and videos directly. Has that ever been a problem?
No, although this is not to say there is a problem. I suspect I need to have stricter content security policy headers and a separate sub-domain.
Do you have some stats for the site? for example: total size & amount of all files ever uploaded, traffic
2.2 TB of files uploaded, 718,000 total uploads
Why are you stepping down as the owner of the site?
The cost of operating the service primarily. I've also had some recent abuse reports from my hoster and it is not worth the effort to moderate the content.
== Ownership Change ==
The site owner told us on 2022-12-18 that they have found a new owner for the site.
They noted that the ownership will be transferred in December 2022/January 2023.
Urban Exploration Resource

Urban Exploration Resource, more commonly referred to as UER, is a site for urban explorers to upload photos of abandoned places and chat on the site's forum, with its primary focus being the US and Canada. It also has a community-maintained location database.
== Vital signs ==
Small but appears stable. Not all places in the location database are visible to everyone due to fears of others vandalizing and/or setting fire to places after they've been posted, and open location sharing of places that still exist on the forum is generally frowned upon. Such places are only visible to trusted members.
Usenet

Usenet is a mailing list based collection of assorted forum groups accessed via the NNTP protocol.
Currently the major archive of this important forum is Google Groups, which absorbed DejaNews. However, there are some concerns raised by this.
# Google could pull Groups at its whim, with no clear donation policy to other archives.
# Despite Google's claims not to routinely monitor the service, postings are removed or suppressed for various reasons.
# Google currently offers little to distinguish USENET from its own proprietary groups.
# The interface used for Groups has issues with some browsers, and accessing text versions of postings is an involved process.
Google Video proves that Google might be the longest-serving goldmine of the internet, but that doesn't make it a reliable long-term host. Copies must be retained by others in safe locations.
Usenet was and is a distributed system, hence no single company or server will have the whole history of it. Some big players, however, have a good portion. Moreover, everyone with access to a news server should just download everything (non-binary) there is on it and publish it on archive.org; especially the local hierarchies not mirrored in many places. To do this, it's probably enough to put a free software newsreader at work, which saves on a standard open format? Suggestions needed.
In the meanwhile, Kahle and the Internet Archive are not resting!
* https://archive.org/details/usenet
* https://archive.org/details/giganews (since January 2014)
It's hard to say how complete those archives will be.
Tools for sorting USENET and public mailing list archives into big Katamari style archives are available at https://github.com/ZoeB/arcmesg Improvements are greatly appreciated!
==External Links==
* https://www.usenetarchives.com/ - extensive archive of Usenet with search features
* https://narkive.com/
* https://olduse.net/
Userscripts.org

userscripts.org was a website for hosting userscripts, which are small JavaScript programs and applets made by individuals, similar to browser add-ons, to modify the appearance of a webpage, customize colours and layouts, adding features and various enhancements, or automatically save pages into the Wayback MachineList item “UserScript “AutoSave to Internet Archive - Wayback Machine” by user “Flare0n”. Mirrors: . (No longer developed since 2014, but still functional.) ”.”.
The website http://UserScripts.org/ went offline on 20140506. Some mirrors of the website such as https://userscripts-mirror.org/ and https://GreasyFork.org/ appeared to host mirrored copies of UserScripts.org, but some information from the original website such as revision histories of user scripts has not been captured and is lost.
== References ==
Ustream

USTREAM is a free live video streaming website, providing streaming videos as opposed to Youtube.
http://textt.net/mapi/20101018201937 http://www.webcitation.org/67bbmpzFF
On January 21, 2016, USTREAM was bought by IBM for a reported price in the neighborhood of $125 to $150 million.
At some point, video streams stopped playing, but the FLVs were still downloadable. As of December 2018, with the move to IBM Cloud Video, some channels have been quietly deleted without warning, and the files are gone from server.
Category:Video hosting
VBulletin

Archiving vBulletin (tested only with http://boards.cityofheroes.com/, you may have to change some things):
1. Get a recent Wget+Lua version (it should include WARC support).
2. Get the vbulletin.lua script: https://raw.github.com/ArchiveTeam/cityofheroes-grab/master/vbulletin.lua
3. Collect the forum IDs (the f= parameter in the urls) of forums and subforums. Some pages have a "Forum Jump" dropdown list that gives you the numbers.
Run Wget with the Lua script and seed it with the forum URLs. Start with the URL to /external.php?type=RSS2 to get a session cookie (having a session cookie is necessary to remove the session ID from the URLs).
The Lua script will navigate the forum pages: it will follow pagination links, go from forumdisplay to threads, from threads to posts and members. Use --page-requisites and --span-hosts to get the images. When preparing the seed URLs, be aware that the Lua script only crawls from forum to thread to post/member. It does not, for example, jump from one forum to the other or from a thread back to the forum.
For example, this works for the City of Heroes forums:
./wget-lua \
 -U "$USER_AGENT" \
 -nv \
 -o wget.log \
 --directory-prefix files/ \
 --keep-session-cookies \
 --save-cookies cookies.txt \
 --force-directories \ 
 --adjust-extension \
 -e "robots=off" \
 --page-requisites --span-hosts \
 --lua-script vbulletin.lua \
 --timeout 10 \
 --tries 3 \
 --waitretry 5 \
 --warc-file forum \
 --warc-header "operator: Archive Team" \
 "http://boards.cityofheroes.com/external.php?type=RSS2" \
 "http://boards.cityofheroes.com/forumdisplay.php?f=547" \
 "http://boards.cityofheroes.com/forumdisplay.php?f=569" \
 "http://boards.cityofheroes.com/forumdisplay.php?f=660" \
 etc.
Here is a list of some old forums (many which are vBulletin): http://web.archive.org/web/20061229181451/http://rankings.big-boards.com/?p=all
A very trivial way to archive vBulletin forums (with recent vBulletin software) is to just run a single for loop across all the posts. E.g. run a for loop on Physics Forums from https://www.physicsforums.com/posts/1 to https://www.physicsforums.com/posts/5223616.
== See also ==
* Simple Machines Forum
Category:Web applications
VDex Project

VDex Project was a fanmade browser game based on the Pokemon franchise, run by Shirogane. It closed in 2017.
An image archive was made available in 2019: https://dapperpants.tumblr.com/post/185194438569/vdex-image-archive
Twitter profiles for in-game characters (from ):
* https://twitter.com/01111010001011
* https://twitter.com/notanhero (hijacked account?)
* https://twitter.com/tallandstronger
* https://twitter.com/alwayslies
* https://twitter.com/shortandstrong
* https://twitter.com/stabbitystab
* https://twitter.com/gyarage
* https://twitter.com/gallantmom
* https://twitter.com/watchyousleep
* https://twitter.com/ilovetintower
* https://twitter.com/tsunshark
* https://twitter.com/ghoslass
== External links ==
* https://twitter.com/vdexproject
Category:Online Games
VHS on YouTube

Some VHS content on YouTube.
== Italian ==
* La TV dal VHS.80-90
== Polish ==
* VHS Records
== Spanish ==
=== Argentina ===
* Raro VHS
* Raro VHS 2
=== Chile ===
* Archivos en VHS
* Archivos en VHS Play
* Caamarchivos
* La Nostalgia Revivida de César
* MatyTVArchivos
* MatyTVSeries
* Rebobinando_el_Pasado
* Registro Audiovisual J.S.
* RetroMod by Telearchivos
* Sky Verde
* Videoteca CL
=== Spain ===
* Aquellos Locos 80
* Manu Guinarte
* Mario BS VHS
== Ukrainian ==
* Garazh VHS
* Kasetny ocyfrovky
* Kirill Dudnik
* Ocyfrovka
* tvlibrary
* Vtrachene UT
== Other ==
* Bethia Stavo
* czar7474
* Eastern European Football Tube
* Habitat Conferences Digital Archive
* Mr Servo Retro
* Old School VHS
* Radio TV History
* The Retro Mike
* Thrift VHS
* UFO CULT VHS
* VHSBetaOpeningPreviewLover1991
* VHS Previewer 2000
* youjustpreviewed
* Fry's Video Archives
VK

VK (formerly VKontakte) is a Russian social media site. It is the biggest social media site in Russia with over 500 million members. A full list of members was available .
The barrage of sanctions and problematic situation following Russia's invasion of Ukraine is threatening its continued service.
On 2022-04-28, VK has warned of risks of service interruption due to infrastructure load:
If the infrastructure in Russia cannot meet increased demand, the group's services could be interrupted, network or power failures could lead to data loss and a reduction in the number of users of VK services, the company said.
Category:Social networks
VLC.js

From the project idea post:
It is my belief that a Javascript (later WebAssembly) port of VLC, the VideoLan Player, will fundamentally change our relationship to a mass of materials and files out there, ones which are played, viewed, or accessed. Just like we had a lot of software locked away in static formats that required extensive steps to even view or understand, so too do we have formats beyond the “usual” that are also frozen into a multi-step process. Making these instantaneously function in the browser, all browsers, would be a revolution.
A quick glance at the features list of VLC shows how many variant formats it handles, from audio and sound files through to encapsulations like DVD and VCDs. Files that now rest as hunks of ISOs and .ZIP files that could be turned into living, participatory parts of the online conversation. Also, formats like .MOD and .XM (trust me) would live again effectively.
Also, VLC has weathered years and years of existence, and the additional use case for it would help people contribute to it, much like there’s been some improvements in MAME/MESS over time as folks who normally didn’t dip in there added suggestions or feedback to make the project better in pretty obscure realms.
I firmly believe that this project, fundamentally, would change the relationship of audio/video to the web.
== Probable Architecture ==
Simple C app wrapping libvlc, compiled to JS (or WebAssembler as that ramps up) and running in a web worker. HTML+JS UI running in the page. Communication between the two using the obvious message-passing protocols.
Imagine a nice diagram here with nice boxes and swoopy arrows.
== The Plan ==
The plan is to plan the plan.
But basically the first step is to try a hello-world style experiment and see where it breaks. We'll get a simple program that can play video of some kind, and hack together the bare-minimum of javascript to set it up.
Later there will be details.
Project channel: #vlcjs on EFNet
== Useful Links ==
* VLC source code
* Calibration DVD for testing (758mb)
* MP4 with soundtrack for testing (8.5mb)
* Original post on the VLC.js project
VZ Networks

VZ Networks is a family of German social network websites by poolworks (de). The different networks were targeted at different audiences: schülerVZ (de) for pupils, studiVZ (de) for students and meinVZ (de) for general/mature audience. They were seen as a real competitor to Facebook and reached it's peak around 2008-2010. The company registered for bankruptcy in 2017https://www.augsburger-allgemeine.de/digital/Einstiger-Facebook-Konkurrent-StudiVZ-ist-pleite-id42608926.html, but as of now studiVZ and meinVZ are still online, yet the future or status is uncertain.
== studiVZ ==
Is the first social network in the family, launched November 2005. It was available in other countries under different names: "France (studiQG), Italy (studiLN), Spain (estudiLN) and Poland (studentIX)" but those were shutdown in 2008/2009. 6.2 Million registered users as of November 2009.
== schülerVZ ==
Similar to studiVZ. It was the go-to social network for children at the time: over 5 million accounts (70% of all pupils).Jo Bager: Dabei sein ist alles. Das Phänomen SchülerVZ. In: c’t. Nr. 5/2008. Heise, 2008, Report. p.92ff [c't Archive] It was under criticism over privacy for a long time and was finally shut down on 30th of April 2013.
Liebe Schüler und Schülerinnen,
Wir machen's kurz: Es ist vorbei. schülerVZ wurde am 30. April 2013 geschlossen.
Für immer. Deine Mitgliedschaft endete dementsprechend zum 30. April 2013.
Wichtig ist: Mit der Schließung wurden alle deine Inhalte und Daten vollständig und unwiederbringlich gelöscht. Dies gilt für Bilder, Nachrichten, Links, Pinnwandeinträge und alle anderen Daten, die du bei uns gespeichert hast. Uns bleibt nichts Weiteres mehr, als euch zu danken, für sechs Jahre voller pinker Luftballons, Sofas, Krawall-Affen, Plaudereien, witzigen Gruppen, Aktionen und Konfetti. Es war die schönste Zeit für uns und wir hoffen, dass es das auch für euch war. Wir haben uns gefreut, euch eine Weile zu begleiten. Und statt dem üblichen " Lebewohl", sagen wir: Man sieht sich.
Euer schülerVZ-Team
studiVZ und meinVZ sind natürlich weiterhin für euch verfügbar und werden von der poolworks (Germany) Ltd. betrieben.
Allegedly there was a private crawl by an IT student in 2010 that reached 1.6 millions profiles.http://www.focus.de/digital/internet/schuelervz-daten-von-1-6-millionen-schuelern-ausgelesen_aid_504752.html
== meinVZ ==
meinVZ was founded in 2013 as the last of three networks for non-students. The Spanish, Italian, French and Polish branches were shut down in 2009http://www.chip.de/news/StudiVZ-schliesst-fremdsprachige-Ableger_34078550.html Later that year it was reported to have reached 3.17 million registered users, most of them migrated from studiVZ.http://www.faz.net/aktuell/technik-motor/computer-internet/soziale-netzwerke-wiedersehen-mit-alten-bekannten-1799777.html
== bilderVZ ==
The death notice on schülerVZ website links to bilderVZ/"Fotobuch" (Photo book). It appears to be a project within the main meinVZ as of now (at best), the website is unreachable.
== References ==