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M.Dvach

M.Dvach (М.Двач) is an archive of the Russian-language imageboard 2ch.hk.
The website was launched "sometime in the middle of June" of 2010.https://m2ch.hk/sitenews
Full images and videos are only available for recent threads, although thumbnails are available for old threads.https://m2ch.hk/help#threadsaving
== See also ==
* Arhivach, another 2ch.hk archive
== External links ==
* https://m2ch.hk/
* http://m2ch.gq/
* http://m2ch.cf/
* http://m2ch.fapp.in/
* http://m2ch.lib/ (Emercoin)
* http://91.227.17.26/
* http://m2chfapiswfw2wcakptqp4o6ltgchvjuxfab7urxlduraomtlnhw5xad.onion/
* http://m2-ch.ru/ (inactive since 2 December 2016)https://m2ch.hk/sitenews
* Telegram: @m2chnews
* Email: m2ch@pm.me
== References ==
MBinternet

Saved by ArchiveBot.
== Vital Signs ==
From ISP Hosting: "No longer an ISP, future of hosted sites uncertain."
13.6.16 - Appears to be down, redirects to landing page.
== Discovery ==
Sites follow the following 2 patterns (both contain the same content):
* http://koti.mbnet.fi/USERNAME/ 
* http://koti.mbnet.fi/~USERNAME/
=== Items ===
* Google Search Scrape Users Only
* Bing scrape
* Twitter scrape
* MediaWiki scrape
* Open Directory Project scrape
* Common Crawl scrape
* Scraped from http://mbi.mbnet.fi/mbinternet/kotisivulista/
* Wayback CDX Scrape Raw CDX Search Data (121 MB)
* URLTeam scrape
== Archives ==
Browse the Wayback Machine.
Or, if you're looking for the WARC files, start here.
Category:ISP hosting
MP3.com

MP3.com was formerly a music-sharing website active from 1997 to 2003. It allowed artists to upload MP3 files of their own music and sell special D.A.M. CDs with their platform. This iteration of the site was shut down in 2003. The current version of the website is an inactive music blog focusing on music from decades past.
== The D.A.M. Project ==
A key draw of MP3.com were the Digital Automatic Music CDs. The way they worked was artists submitted an album of MP3s to the website, and MP3.com would make CDr copies of their album that would be sold on the website. Artists would also get a cut of the CD sales. Since the website is down, this initiative is no longer running. Thankfully the CDs themselves still exist, and so do bits of the website that can help us uncover information about all the CDs that were made for MP3.com.
=== Goals ===
* Complete a database containing all DAM CDs made and sold through MP3.com
* Upload as many DAM CDs as possible to the Internet Archive.
== Links ==
Spreadsheet containing archived information: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1KMPi809KeWJ_wn0ZKzJyb_M_eG0ZI8-HJeQ25JrsN_c/edit?usp=sharing
MP3Lizard

MP3Lizard was a website for royalty-free music by independent artists that was operated by the Finnish web publisher AfterDawn. It was launched in that form in 2001 and effectively unmaintained since 2005. On 2019-01-24, AfterDawn announced that the site had been closed.
== Archival ==
Contrary to the announcement, the site was not actually taken down entirely immediately. While the homepage and many other pages (e.g. artist profiles) started redirecting to the AfterDawn website, seemingly all content is still accessible through alternative URLs as of 2019-01-26.
There are two independent archives: ArchiveBot job and a wpull grab by User:JustAnotherArchivist (on IA: ). The former covers only the English site, the latter covers both languages. Both are available in the Wayback Machine.
== References ==
MSN Messenger

MSN Messenger, later rebranded as Windows Live Messenger, was Microsoft's instant messaging platform active from 1999 to 2012 and fully shut down in 2017. It has been displaced by Skype.
Some information about about the MSN servers and protocols can be found on ismsndeadyet.com.
Nostalgic fans have revived the client and servers as Escargot.
Some resources on how to access and read client logs:
* The Forensic Recovery of Instant Messages from MSN Messenger and Windows Live Messenger
* MSN Chat Log Viewer
* Messanger Plus Live - Old .ple Chat Log Viewer
MSN TV

MSN TV, formerly known as WebTV, is a bundled thin client and online service which is closing on September 30, 2013. Microsoft offers a bunch of migration options for MSN TV users, though it does not appear that an easy transition route will be offered for home pages. Many of these date back to the early 2000s, and all will be lost.
==Closure notice==
:Service Closure Announcement
:The MSN TV service will be closing on September 30, 2013. If you are an MSN TV subscriber, click here to read the Closure FAQ for details on what you should do before the service ends. You will also receive an email and letter providing more information.
==Exploration==
URLs of MSN TV web pages take the form of either community.webtv.net, or community-X.webtv.net where X is a number from 1 to 4.
Sometimes random junk gets added into the start of the path part of the URL, in the form of /@HH!XX!XX!XXXXXXXXXXXX/ for example, http://community-2.webtv.net/@HH!17!BF!62DA2CCF370F/TvFoutreach/COUNTDOWNTO666/ which is the same as http://community-2.webtv.net/TvFoutreach/COUNTDOWNTO666/. This will have to be sed'd out to remove duplicates. 
Sometimes @Lookup will appear in the same place in the URL. This, too, will need to be sed'd out.
Pages are created with predictable filenames. So if we have:
http://community-2.webtv.net/AdamWonder/SITEOFWONDERS/page8.html
Then chances are very good that page2.html, page3.html, page4.html, etc etc in the same directory, as well as a index.html, will exist as well. It'll also be worth checking for higher numbers as well. This pageX.html pattern seems to be a default name for MSN TV's page creator; a quick scan of the lists shows that there are no files on the community-* sites that end in ".html" which are not index.html or pageX.html
The below lists are raw, incomplete and overlapping. When the time comes to crawl MSN TV, the below lists will need to be merged, de-duplicated, and further processed to find more URLs.
* List of WebTV community sites, scraped from Wikimedia wikis
* List of URLs from a 2009-ish dump of the Open Directory Project, some may no longer work
* List of URLs scraped from a Twitter search. Original URLs before filtering
* List of URLS from Bing API searches on site:webtv.net (12,000+). Older version of this list.
* List of URLs in the Common Crawl index. (1746)
Other stuff:
* *.webtv.net DNS names, might be for internal use, may or may not be anything public-facing here
* List of URLs from URLTeam, thanks to soultcer. Original unfiltered list
== Archives ==
Archives of what was able to be grabbed are in webtv_fire_grab.
Category:Microsoft
Category:Web hosting
MTV News

MTV News was the news production division of MTV. The service was available in the US with localized versions on MTV's global network and an online news team. In 2016, MTV refreshed the MTV News brand to compete with the likes of BuzzFeed and Vice, but by mid-2017 MTV News was significantly downsized due to cutbacks.
On May 9, 2023, it was announced that the division would close. The associated website shut down on June 24, 2024.https://variety.com/2024/digital/news/mtv-news-website-archives-pulled-offline-1236047163/
Madden GIFERATOR

Madden GIFERATOR is a promotional site for the video game Madden 15, allowing people to create (often humorously) captioned GIFs of football players from the game.
== Vital signs ==
Seems to be stable for now, but as with many promotional sites, it's likely not going to stay for too long (especially when considering that it's promoting Madden '15, whose series has yearly instalments).
== Site structure ==
As of March 23, 2015, there are 454,831 items.
*http://giferator.easports.com/gif/300000
**sequential
**the gif and jpg are stored in meta tags
*http://prod-api-madden.grw.io/api/memes/meme-id/300000
**metadata
**also sequential
*http://prod-mr-user.storage.googleapis.com/assets/user_seahawks_kchancellor31_jumpaftertackle_1410745605.084255/400x286/seahawks_kchancellor31_jumpaftertackle.gif
**the actual gif
**predictable, faster to scrape urls from the main pages
*http://prod-mr-user.storage.googleapis.com/assets/user_seahawks_kchancellor31_jumpaftertackle_1410745605.084255/400x286/seahawks_kchancellor31_jumpaftertackle_share_letterbox.jpg 
**preview jpg
**predictable, see above
=== Scraped URLs ===
Scraped URLs can be found here.
== Archives ==
Archives of every item up to 454831 were made on March 20-23, 2015. They are currently being uploaded here.
Category:Image hosting
Mailman

Mailman is GNU's popular mailing list software.
Mailman lists are easy to archive: they offer the whole archive in a single mbox file; sometimes you need to authenticate in order to access it.
Otherwise, an alternative to downloading pipermail's HTML archives is to download the gzip archives, from which you can assemble an almost-copy of the original mbox.
Wikistats' list archive downloader is a script to do so.
forum-dl supports downloading pipermail archives and converting them to other formats.This currently uses HTML scraping, but may be updated to support the pipermail mboxes too.
Perceval supports downloading from pipermail/hyperkitty/etc archives.
Version 2 is now EOL and there are a lot of instances that are in danger of conversion to other archiving systems, resulting in breakage of a lot of URLs.
Category:Web applications
Main Page/In The Media

;*Shutdowns don’t stop during the weekends
: Lennart Mühlenmeier, Netzpolitik, 
;*Shutdowns machen auch an den Wochenenden nicht Halt
: Lennart Mühlenmeier, Netzpolitik, 
;*Archive Team Races to Save a Billion Imgur Files Before Porn Deletion Apocalypse
:Ernie Smith, Motherboard, 
;*Something Awful is racing to save the best and worst of web history
:Adi Robertson, The Verge, 
;*The Imgur Apocalypse Is Going to Break Large Parts of the Internet
:Ernie Smith, Motherboard, 
;*Archiving The Entirety Of DPReview Before It’s Gone
:Maya Posh, Hackaday, 
;*Internet Archive sta cercando di salvare i siti ucraini
:Tommaso Meo, Wired Italia, 
;*Archivists Make Sure the Internet Doesn’t Forget Russia’s War on Ukraine
:Karl Bode, VICE, 
;*Amid war fears, archivists are racing to preserve Ukraine’s internet
:Chris Stokel-Walker, Input, 
;*Yahoo, the Destroyer
:Kaitlyn Tiffany, The Atlantic, 
;More...
Main Page/Sandbox

__NOTOC__
=== HISTORY IS OUR FUTURE ===
And we've been trashing our history
Archive Team is a loose collective of rogue archivists, programmers, writers and loudmouths dedicated to saving our digital heritage. Since 2009 this variant force of nature has caught wind of shutdowns, shutoffs, mergers, and plain old deletions - and done our best to save the history before it's lost forever. Along the way, we've gotten attention, resistance, press and discussion, but most importantly, we've gotten the message out: IT DOESN'T HAVE TO BE THIS WAY.
This website is intended to be an offloading point and information depot for a number of archiving projects, all related to saving websites or data that is in danger of being lost. Besides serving as a hub for team-based pulling down and mirroring of data, this site will provide advice on managing your own data and rescuing it from the brink of destruction.
===Currently Active Projects (Get Involved Here!) ===
What is What
* Who We Are and how you can join our cause!
* Deathwatch is where we keep track of sites that are sickly, dying or dead.
* Fire Drill is where we keep track of sites that seem fine but a lot depends on them.
* Projects is a comprehensive list of AT endeavors.
* Philosophy describes the ideas underpinning our work.
Some Starting Points
* The Introduction is an overview of basic archiving methods.
* Why Back Up? Because they don't care about you.
* Back Up your Facebook Data Learn how to liberate your personal data from Facebook.
* Software will assist you in regaining control of your data by providing tools for information backup, archiving and distribution. 
* Formats will familiarise you with the various data formats, and how to ensure your files will be readable in the future.
* Storage Media is about where to get it, what to get, and how to use it.
* Recommended Reading links to others sites for further information.
* Frequently Asked Questions is where we answer common questions.
Quote of the Moment
"[Yahoo!] found the way to destroy 
the most massive amount of history
in the shortest amount of time 
with absolutely no recourse"
Internet Atrocity! GeoCities' Demise Erases Web History 
By Dan Fletcher, TIME Magazine, Monday, Nov. 09, 2009
=== In The Media ===
Archive Team is in no way affiliated with the fine folks at ARCHIVE.ORG
Archive Team can always be reached by e-mail at archiveteam@archiveteam.org or by IRC at the channel on EFnet.
Make Magazine

Make:/Make Magazine is a magazine dedicated to do-it-yourself (DIY) content and related cultures, which is also responsible for the Maker Faire series of expos.
== Archival ==
Archival was initiated at the request of SketchCow in #archiveteam on June 4, 2019, urging us to get started immediately on any and all things related to Make:
[19:25:47] <@SketchCow> ====================================================
[19:25:55] <@SketchCow> EVERYTHING RELATED TO MAKE MAGAZINE. GET IT ALL.
[19:25:58] <@SketchCow> START IMMEDIATELY.
[19:25:59] <@SketchCow> ====================================================
[19:26:13] <@SketchCow> Anything they touch. Make Magazine. Makers Faire. Craft.
[19:26:59] <@SketchCow> makezine.com, makershed.com, makercamp.com, makershare.com
Not long afterwards, on June 8, 2019, TechCrunch published an article publicly revealing that Maker Media had given its entire workforce marching orders to the meat grinder amidst financial troubles, which included the failure to secure Microsoft and Autodesk as sponsors for its flagship Maker Faire in San Francisco. Maker Media's CEO, Dale Dougherty, said the following about the future state of Make: content and its future:
...
But Dougherty is still desperately trying to resuscitate the company in some capacity, if only to keep MAKE:’s online archive running and continue allowing third-party organizers to license the Maker Faire name to throw affiliated events. Rather than bankruptcy, Maker Media is working through an alternative Assignment for Benefit of Creditors process.
“We’re trying to keep the servers running” Dougherty tells me. “I hope to be able to get control of the assets of the company and restart it. We’re not necessarily going to do everything we did in the past but I’m committed to keeping the print magazine going and the Maker Faire licensing program.” The fate of those hopes will depend on negotiations with banks and financiers over the next few weeks. For now the sites remain online.
Of course, the promise of things going right in a negotiation and/or liquidation can easily turn out to be a mirage. But hey, we started early!
== Archives ==
* makezine.com 
* readerservices.makezine.com 
* makershed.com 
* makercamp.com 
* makershare.com was not saved by AT.
* makerfaire.com 
* alameda.makerfaire.com 
* chicagosouthside.makerfaire.com 
* detroit.makerfaire.com 
* kingsport.makerfaire.com 
* galicia.makerfaire.com 
* southshore.makerfaire.com 
* idahofalls.makerfaire.com 
* easternlongisland.makerfaire.com 
* glasgow.makerfaire.com 
* providence.makerfaire.com 
* sheboygan.makerfaire.com 
* northcounty.makerfaire.com 
* prague.makerfaire.com 
* honolulu.makerfaire.com 
* kansascity.makerfaire.com 
* manila.makerfaire.com 
* galicia.makerfaire.com 
* coeurdalene.makerfaire.com 
* edmonton.makerfaire.com 
* makezine.jp
Manual projects

This is a list of ArchiveTeam's difficult, discussion-intensive, human-resource-intensive and audit projects.
This table is also embedded into the Projects page.
Project 	IRC channel	Description 	Status	Started 	Finished	Archives/Results
Yahoogroups-joiner 	 	Filling out captchas to archive Yahoo Groups 	Active	2019-10-19	 	leaderboard
Project Newsletter 	 	Archiving all the email newsletters 	Active	2015-03-27	 	
Woohoo 	 	Doing a census of all of Yahoo!'s products 	Active	2015-03-13	 	result
Froogle 	 	Doing a census of all of Google's products 	Active	2015-03-13	 	result
INTERNETARCHIVE.BAK	 	Backing up the Internet Archive 	Active	2015-03-02	 	stats
ISP Hosting 	 	Finding ISP web hosting services before the Grim Reaper finds them. 	Active	2014-12-30	 	see there
Project Valhalla 	 	Discussing where and how to store archives that are too big for the Internet Archive at the moment. 	Active	2014-09-18	 	see there
Audit2014 	 	We've uploaded a bunch of stuff. Let's go through the list and make sure it's categorized, has decent metadata, etc.	Active	2014-07-16	 	list,the content
ArchiveBot 	 	IRC bot designed to automate the archival of smaller websites 	Active	2013-09-06	 	archives,search
AOL 	 	Archiving the original AOL, not AOL's current website 	Active	2013-01-28	 	
WikiTeam 	 	Exporting Mediawiki databases in XML dumps 	Active	2011-04-05	 	
FTP 	 	Downloading all the FTP sites 	Active	 	 	e.g.
Manyland

Manyland was an in-browser pixel sandbox universe game by Philipp Lenssen and Scott Lowe. It relied heavily on user-generated content. Its universe and various areas were open for building.
Many documents such as help and forums were also accessed in-game (https://manyland.com/helptown).
On , Philipp Lenssen disclosed budget difficulties. (accessed via the Misc forum) On , it was announced that Manyland would shut down, perhaps in January 2024; on , this date was updated to .
Its website now hosts static snapshots of various areas.
Websites appeared to snapshot areas, such as https://areabackup.com/ and https://offlineland.io/.
From 2023 to closure, Facebook login was not functional, locking many users out of their accounts.
== External links ==
* https://manyland.com/
** https://manyland.com/info
* https://twitter.com/ManylandNews
* https://store.steampowered.com/app/342280
== Subdomain ==
static.manyland.com
www.manyland.com
ws.manyland.com
ws11x7.ws.manyland.com
ws14x1.ws.manyland.com
snapshot.manyland.com
manyland.com
(ws referring to WebSocket)
== References ==
Category:Online Games
Mapillary

Mapillary is a crowdsourced Google StreetView-like platform that allows users to take photos of their local area with a supplied smartphone app (or their own equipment) and will assemble the sequences in a semi-intelligent way for easy navigation and use. Photos are shared publicly under a Creative Commons license (CC-BY-SA 4.0 International license at time of writing).
Many OpenStreetMap users make use of Mapillary and Mapillary images as their source and documentation of their mapping process (a "source of truth") and as such it would be tremendously useful to be able to rely on Mapillary images being there "forever". In June 2020, Mapillary was acquired by Facebook,https://blog.mapillary.com/news/2020/06/18/Mapillary-joins-Facebook.htmlhttps://uk.reuters.com/article/us-facebook-deals-mapillary/facebook-acquires-crowdsourced-mapping-company-mapillary-idUKKBN23P3N6 and as such may or may not be around forever, so having a safe backup would be a great relief to these mappers.
The publicly-accessible photos aren't the original uploads, they are processed. Sensitive information is blurred out (faces and license plates), a watermark is added on the corner, they have maximum 2048px width, and (apparently) 75% JPEG quality. Only the user who uploaded a photo can re-download the original unmodified file.
However, Mapillary claim to be still supportive of openness and freedom and it might be possible to get a lot of cooperation from them, such as access to the original photos, or a dump of the processed photos without having to scrape them.
Mapillary currently (as of June 2020) has 1195 million photos. The 2048px processed photos seem to be around 400KB, which would add up to 450TB. Staff has indicated they are storing 2.5PB of data (as of April 2019), but it's unclear if this is only the originals, or if it also includes the processed images in multiple resolutions. All data is stored in the AWS S3 service in Europe (which may add costs if we want to transfer it to the Internet Archive DCs in North America).
== Other discussions ==
* (OSM-talk) Facebook acquires crowdsourced mapping company Mapillary
* Mapillary and Facebook - Combining our open mapping efforts by Jan Erik
==See also==
*OpenStreetCam (previously known as OpenStreetView), a similar project started by Telenav due to Mapillary's restrictions on reuse of user-submitted photos.
Marginalia Search

Marginalia Search is not a project hosting user generated content, but might serve as a good index for discovery of it. It describes itself as “an independent DIY search engine that focuses on non-commercial content, and attempts to show you sites you perhaps weren't aware of in favor of the sort of sites you probably already knew existed.”
That basically means it focuses on websites like personal blogs, handcrafted portfolios, geocities-style webpages, smolweb stuff and other things like that.
== Available Data ==
The search engine’s index is public and can be accessed at: https://github.com/MarginaliaSearch/PublicData (the blogs data set)
A fair chunk of those websites have probably already been covered due to their nature, like 100r.co for example right at the top, but it might serve as a useful index for valuable sites to check against in case they need archiving. It currently lists just over 4500 websites.
== Vital Signs ==
It is online and the section for “Publicity, Discussion and Events” https://search.marginalia.nu/news.xml is frequently updated at this time. At the time of writing, the latest release to it has been less than a month ago. https://www.marginalia.nu/release-notes/
Mark Pilgrim

Mark Pilgrim is a software developer, writer, and advocate of free software.
== Search ==
* 
== Mirrors ==
* http://diveintohtml5.ep.io/
* http://diveintohtml5.info/
* http://diveintopython3.ep.io/
* http://diveintopython.nfshost.com/
* http://mislav.uniqpath.com/2011/10/dive-into-html5/
* http://diveintopython3.kennethreitz.com/
* https://github.com/diveintomark
* http://www.diveintohtml5.com/
* http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3074159
Marxists Internet Archive

Marxists Internet Archive is a website that hosts a multilingual library (created in 1990) of the works of Marxist, communist, socialist, and anarchist writers, such as Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels, Vladimir Lenin, etc.
The collection is maintained by volunteers, and is based on a collection of documents that were distributed by email and newsgroups, later collected into a single gopher site in 1993. It contains over 53,000 documents from over 600 authors, and in 61 languages.
== Status ==
Online.
Instructions for mirrors (it requires 100GB)
https://marxists.wikis.cc - mirror using wget (204 GB, 126,000 pages, 38,000 PDFs and 25,000 images)
dump_www-marxists-org item at IA
== See also ==
* Communpedia
== External links ==
* Marxists Internet Archive Internet frontpage of MIA.
** MIA Mirrors Links to mirrors of Marxists.org
Category:Communism
Matrix

Matrix is a standard for a federated messaging system. Users can choose from a variety of homeservers to sign up on and are able to communicate with users of other homeservers.
Bridges are available for IRC, Discord, Gitter, and other platforms.
Homeservers running Synapse can be configured to only keep message data for a specified amount of time.
== Archival tools ==
* usselldavies/matrix-archive
* osteele/matrix-archive
* The Element client has the "Export chat" button allowing archiving one channel at a time.
== External Links ==
* https://matrix.org/
* https://element.io/
* https://www.hello-matrix.net/
Me at the zoo

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Me at the zoo is the first ever video uploaded to YouTube, the most popular video hosting Web site on the planet. It was uploaded at and has since received over 276 million views[as of when?] 319 million views and 10.3 million comments as of .
Because YouTube is such a renowned service, the video is an important part of Internet history. The video can be grabbed using any YouTube downloader, such as yt-dlp or Video DownloadHelper.
*Link to the video
*Mirror of the video on archive.org
*Another mirror on archive.org
Category:Video hosting