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Sporum

The Sporum is the official forum for the video game Spore.
== Migration and shutdown of old forums ==
In July 2018, it was announced that the Sporum would be migrating to a new platform in August but that the forum contents would not be transferred. The old forums were made read-only on 2018-08-15 and will stay online "for an extended period of time to allow time for archiving and moving of your content".
=== Archival ===
Archival was attempted through ArchiveBot, but this did not produce browsable archives due to the use of session IDs.
Stand News

Stand News is a free, not-for-profit online news website based in Hong Kong, founded in December 2014 as the successor of House News. It was ranked highest in credibility among online news media in Hong Kong in two public opinion surveys conducted by the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2016 and 2019.
After forced closure of Apple Daily, Stand News became the immediate target of government suppression. On December 29, 2021, Stand News was raided by over 200 officers of the Hong Kong Police Force. The website and social media had shut down that night. 
== Archive Status ==
For ArchiveBot archives in June 2021, See Hong Kong media.
== References ==
Starwars.yahoo.com

STARWARS.YAHOO.COM was a Star Wars themed user site, containing forums, user pages, and general movie information. Announced as a beta in October 2007, it successfully suckered many users into posting, uploading, and sharing information on it before it was summarily shut off by Yahoo with a 30-day notice in December 2009. On Dec 15, 2009, Yahoo shut the site down completely and redirected all queries to starwars.com. 
Archive Team sprung into action and saved 99.9% of /users/, /forums/, /links/, and a smaller percentage of the other content on the site. (Most of the general star wars information was duplicated on starwars.com anyway - we focused our efforts on user-generated content.)
Problems encountered:
* Yahoo issues an error 999 after about 30 minutes of fetching from a certain IP. We used two approaches to get around this.
** TOR (slow as molasses, but worked) - collected using httrack
** multiple IPs (fast, but needs large IP resources) - collected using wget
The tarballs in the archive reflect both archiving methods:
 -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 228855239 Dec 15 13:35 starwars.yahoo.com-goekesmi-raw.tar.bz2
 -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 36529217 Dec 20 15:53 starwars.yahoo.com-tor.tar.bz2
This archive of the collected remnants is located here.
Just Kidding! Starwars.yahoo.com, 2007-2009
SteamDB

SteamDB is an unofficial site that keeps track of changes and sales that take place on the Steam system and records them, as well as other miscellaneous related things.
== Vital signs ==
Operates on donations to cover server costs, which currently show no sign of slowing. In 2023, the owner that it costs less than $100 a month to run.
Site disallows scraping and doesn't provide an API or data dumps - they say this is because most of the data can be obtained through the use of Steam APIs. But much of the most useful data isn't obtainable via the Steam APIs, e.g. historical data and data obtained through crowdsourcing. They don't appear to want to explain this. Its also unclear if their tools on github can be used as-is to replicate their database from what can be obtained via Steam APIs.
== See also ==
* Steam
Category:Video games
Stickam

Stickam looked like an interesting site, focused on live streaming and chat rather than videos with comments. On January 30th, 2013 they announced that they were closing on the 31st, with the site remaining 'alive' until the 28th of February, 2013. At midnight on the 31st, however, every page was replaced with their 'goodbye' message. Users can still log in and download their own content, but nothing is available publicly.
Category:Video hosting
Storify

Storify was a site that allowed you to weave together multiple tweets into a full article.
On December 12, 2017, it put a notice on its homepage that it's shutting down on May 16, 2018. Specifically, new accounts could no longer be created, and by 5 pm PST on May 16, all content would disappear:
Storify Update
Thank you to everyone who has contributed stories to our Storify community. Unfortunately, we are no longer allowing new users to sign up and will end existing users' access to Storify.com on May 16, 2018. We are committed to making the transition as smooth as possible. Please read the FAQ for more information.
More details were posted in their FAQ, instructing people how to extract their stories and mentioning the 5 pm PST deadline for API access. The FAQ also said that new stories could no longer be created from 2018-05-10, but this was not enforced, and new stories were still being created on the shutdown date.
== Archival ==
A list of users was retrieved from Storify's API. Unfortunately, this list is incomplete: the API endpoint appears to have been implemented very inefficiently, leading to a massive slowdown with progressing result page number and eventually reaching an internal timeout on the Storify server side of 15 seconds. A total of 5302069 users were discovered in this way.
These users and all of their subscribers/followers and subscriptions/followings were archived successfully with all their stories for a total of 5323625 users, approximately 103 million URLs, and about 650 GiB of gzipped WARCs. The data is currently (June 2018) being post-processed to filter out error pages that would make browsing the archives quite unpleasant as Storify's servers replied with 503 to about 13 % (16 million) of the requests.
StoryFire

StoryFire is a video-sharing platform that launched in 2017.
== 2021 shutdown't ==
On 24 January 2021, founder Jesse Ridgway announced on Twitter that the platform would shut down just one week later on 1 February due to lack of funding.
On the planned shutdown day, it was announced that StoryFire had secured funding for another year via a YouTube video. Jesse also mentioned that a similar situation had already happened twice before in 2018 and 2019.
== References ==
Strawpoll.com

Strawpoll.com is a poll-making site, similar to the late Strawpoll.me but still alive (and supports more advanced poll questions).
== Technical details ==
Very little XHR is used - most poll data is stored in the page source code.
Example image poll: https://strawpoll.com/polls/ajnENKeY9gW
Example multiple choice poll: https://strawpoll.com/polls/3RnYpK1wDye
Example meeting poll: https://strawpoll.com/polls/Q0Zp4lqJVZM
Comment endpoint (pagination, includes total in JSON response): https://api.strawpoll.com/v3/polls/$ID/comments?page=1&limit=10 where $ID is the poll ID
== Statistics ==
From the homepage:
500k+ users
6.5M+ polls
190M+ votes
== Vital Signs ==
Seems stable, has existed for a while. Unclear how they get money. Appears to call Google Ads (judging from the XHR requests), but it's not clear if the ads are actually shown. (I have AdNauseum turned on and would rather not turn it off, even temporarily.)
Strawpoll.me

:Not to be confused with Strawpoll.com.
Strawpoll.me was a poll-making website used primarily in the speedrunning community.
== Technical details ==
Incremental structure (strawpoll.me/1 through 50mil).
Very basic, most content is in the HTML. You'll want https://www.strawpoll.me/{item_name}, https://www.strawpoll.me/{item_name}/r for the responses, and the comments (paginated: https://www.strawpoll.me/{item_name}/fetch-comments?page={page}).
== Vital Signs ==
Dead. Was purchased by Fandom shortly before its demise.
== Statistics ==
More than 50 million polls.
== Archiving status ==
User:TheTechRobo archived about 200,000 polls. The data can be found here.
There are some dark IA items like https://archive.org/details/200001300000 which (according to search results) appear to have been polls.
Streetfiles

Streetfiles describes itself as a graffiti and "street art" site. The site announced its closure in March of 2013, and has stated it will shut its doors on April 30, 2013.
This is a Warrior project that is currently being rate limited as to not kill the site.
A new site has popped up http://streetfil.es/ that will have an archive of all the .org content.
== The site's content layout ==
* The tracker is currently pulling in jobs based on accounts. Only 5,000 or so have been loaded so far.
* Images are hosted on a separate page each starting at http://streetfiles.org/photos/detail/1 and ending around 785152
* More work is being done to find all the user names.
== Archives ==
Partial archives were saved as WARC files: https://archive.org/search.php?query=streetfiles
Category:Image hosting
Stypi

Stypi was a realtime editor/code pasting site. It shut down and deleted its content on September 3, 2015. They were providing a way for registered users to download an archive at . The pages used 8 character alphanumeric IDs, like .
The farewell notice was:
:As of September 3, 2015, the stypi.com website will no longer be available. We have created an export tool, so you can download an archive of all of your Stypi documents anytime between now and September 3 at 8:00pm PT. To download your archive, click here. All documents that have not been downloaded to an archive by that time will be deleted.
According to , it was founded by Byron Milligan and Jason Chen.
SubRocks

SubRocks was a video hosting site that aim to replicate an older version of YouTube.SubRocks, Altipedia. Accessed 29 December 2023. As a result of an exploit, the site shut down on 16 June 2023.4 July 2023. Farewell, subrocks.aesthetiful.com. Accessed 29 December 2023.
== References ==
Category:Video hosting
Subcultura

Subcultura was a Spanish web community comparable to Deviantart which closed on 2018-01-31 at 23:00 UTC (midnight CET). It hosted webcomics, "snaps" (small artwork), blogs, and forums.
== Shutdown notice ==
Under the title "Anuncio importante", Patroklo and Neverwolf announced in a blog article on 2017-11-30 that Subcultura would cease to exist on 2018-01-31:
Creo que todos os esperabais este mensaje en algún momento. Nos hubiese gustado que fuese otro, pero llega un punto en el que hay que aceptar que algo no va bien y que, como un perrete viejo con displasia de cadera, lo mejor es ponerlo a dormir.
Subcultura dejará de existir el 31 de enero de 2018, dentro de dos meses. Todos sus webcómics, sus tiras, snaps y posts se borrarán sin posibilidad de recuperación. Es por eso que os recomendamos que guardéis cualquier información que queráis conservar a buen recaudo si no lo habéis hecho ya (que deberíais, viendo cómo ha ido la cosa).
Hemos intentado arrancar una versión nueva en numerosas ocasiones, pero el trabajo, la vida personal y la desmotivación no lo han hecho posible. Tampoco hemos contemplado la posibilidad de liberar código porque tiene más años que Matusalén y no es ni mantenible ni reutilizable.
Gracias por estos nueve años y medio de risas y dolores de cabeza. Gracias especialmente a CDmon por habernos permitido aguantar tanto tiempo (sin ellos esto no hubiese sido posible).
¡Nos vemos!
Patroklo y Neverwolf
== Site structure ==
Snaps, blogs, and forums were hosted directly under subcultura.es. Webcomics had their own subdomain (which was really just a CNAME to subcultura.es). There were some subdomains which may not have worked on all systems; for example, --.subcultura.es was not resolvable in standard tools on GNU/Linux systems without patching libc.
The server limited the rate at which pages could be accessed. It appears that this limit was based on the server-side rate, i.e. how many requests could be handled by the server per time, not a client-side request rate. When the rate limit got triggered, the server replied with a 302 redirect to http://subcultura.es/max_conn, which hosted an error page (or sometimes redirected again, causing an infinite loop).
== Archives ==
The entire site was archived with wpull, including last-minute content up to some minutes before the shutdown (comics, snaps, and blogs up to about 5 minutes before shutdown; forum posts up to about 20 minutes before shutdown).
The archives are not available yet. Some post-processing is necessary to get them into browsable shape; namely, the rate limit redirects as well as some other spurious responses need to be filtered out of the WARCs.
Subscene

Subscene was a website that offered a vast user-contributed database of subtitles for films, television shows, and web series in various languages.
It was announced on that the site would cease operations within 24 hours, and that a "takeover plan was not possible". No reason was given for the sudden closure.https://web.archive.org/web/20240502110410/https://forum.subscene.com/topic/subscene-is-closing-so-sorry A DPoS project was started and was able to grab most subtitles before the website's demise later that day at .
SuperCheats

SuperCheats is a video game news portal and Internet forum which existed at least since the mid-2000s.Wayback capture from 2007 As of 2022, it appears to have been abandoned by its operators. The last news article is from October 2020.https://www.supercheats.com/articles/867/new-legendary-pokemon-glastrie Some forums also appear appear to be inaccessible, such as any subforum of the main video game boards, where visiting the URL to a subforum or thread redirects back to the index page. However, the forum search feature is functional as of February 2022. The last posts date to January 2021, as indicated on the forum list.Thread URL redirects back to https://forums.supercheats.com/video-games/Some of the boards have not been posted to since a year or more, whereas some the other areas are active as of February 2022.
== References ==
Super Mario Maker Bookmark

Super Mario Maker Bookmark was Nintendo's website for discovering Super Mario Maker courses (levels). It was announced to shut down at 2021-03-31 00:00 UTC but disappeared early at ca 2021-03-26 01:50, mere hours after our archival attempt began. Apart from a brief revival for a few hours starting at 2021-03-29 05:35, it returned only error pages after that.
== Archives ==
=== ArchiveTeam ===
* DPoS project (possibly 5 % coverage)
* ArchiveBot main site: 
* ArchiveBot thumbnails: 
* User:JustAnotherArchivist's course thumbnails archives: items on the Internet Archive
=== Others ===
* tachyo's scrape of 330,000 courses (60 GB) from 2018, and video about methodology
Svalbard Global Seed Vault

The Svalbard Global Seed Vault is a secure seed bank on the Norwegian island of Spitsbergen in the remote Arctic Svalbard archipelago.
== Archive ==
* http://www.seedvault.no/ - 
* https://www.flickr.com/photos/191652790@N03/ - 
== See also ==
* Knowledge preservation initiatives
== External links ==
* 
Category:Knowledge preservation initiatives
Sweb.cz

Czech freehost provided by Seznam.cz. Shutting down by the end of November, 2022.
Sweb.cz continued being accessible for over a week in December, but by all subdomains begun redirecting to sweb.cz.
URL formats:
* http://sweb.cz/[username] (old, redirects)
* http://[username].sweb.cz
== ArchiveBot jobs ==
* : domains from subdomainfinder.c99.nl
* : List of URLs sourced from Bing, WBM CDX, mwlinkscrape, and the catalog: total of 3m URLS across 144k domains - https://sanqui.net/etc/archiveteam/sweb/sweb.cz_20221113_000.txt through https://sanqui.net/etc/archiveteam/sweb/sweb.cz_20221113_035.txt
** Done by ArchiveBot, see list of jobs here
* : 3482 new domains from your set of 13352 provided by arkiver: 
* : 5624 new domains derived from outlinks from the previous sweb.cz archivebot run warcs: 
* : ~3000 new domains from scraping Seznam search
** sweb.cz_20221127_000.txt 
** sweb.cz_20221127_001.txt
Szuperinfó

Szuperinfó is a Hungarian advertisement magazine that is distributed for free, weekly or fortnightly, in 59 different regional editions across Hungary. It contains want ads, as well as full-page advertisements, and sometimes public service announcements.
Its editions dating back to 2011 are available for download as PDF files on the subdomains of szuperinfo.hu. user:bzc6p has archived these subdomains, as the online publishing had moved to Issuu, and there is a probability that the older editions hosted by Szuperinfó itself will be removed.
The archive in WARC format is estimated to contain cca. 20,000 issues of Szuperinfó, and the total size of the archive – with other website elements, like preview images – is nearly 400 GB.
The individual issues are planned to be uploaded also as individual Internet Archive items, and has already been started by user:bzc6p, but this is a more time-consuming project. (i.e. this is not going to happen in the near future...)
TED Talks

TED Talks is a website that provides free talks from famous figures.
== Backups ==
* All TED talks in mp4, well organized 35 GB - as of 2022-09-08 14:13:48 UTC
== Vital signs ==
Alive and well.
==Downloading TED Talks==
Anyone may download a TED Talks video from an individual video in mp4 in medium resolution under Share > Tools > Download > Download Video. The podcast version from TED Talks Daily may also be downloaded under the Tools section. 
== External links ==
* http://www.ted.com
Category:Video hosting
TEXTFILES.COM

TEXTFILES.COM is a archiving site focused mainly on text files.
== Main Page cite ==
On the face of things, we seem to be merely talking about text-based files, containing only the letters of the English Alphabet (and the occasional punctuation mark).
On deeper inspection, of course, this isn't quite the case. What this site offers is a glimpse into the history of writers and artists bound by the 128 characters that the American Standard Code for Information Interchange (ASCII) allowed them. The focus is on mid-1980's textfiles and the world as it was then, but even these files are sometime retooled 1960s and 1970s works, and offshoots of this culture exist to this day. 
== Backup tools and progress ==
Since the early 2000s, the webmaster of textfiles, Jason Scott, has been making the TEXTFILES.COM site available for mirroring from a variety of sources - these mirrors are shown at the top of the opening screen of the site. Ultimately, the sites known as TEXTFILES.COM and WEB.TEXTFILES.COM were uploaded to the Internet Archive as a series of .7z files in early 2011 (see The TEXTFILES.COM Time Capsule - 17024875023 bytes uncompressed, 11591761683 bytes compressed, 285552 files, 5608 folders)
As part of his 2009 Sabbatical, Jason added rsync mirrors to every TEXTFILES.COM subsite, including PDF, ARTSCENE, and AUDIO.
== How can I help? ==
Excerpt from http://textfiles.com/support:
What is of primary concern to me [Jason Scott] is saving the files and text from the 1980's, and that text is located on now-aging disks, tape, and even, I dare say, 10 and 20 meg hard drives. When those media go, that's the end of that data, and I know I haven't gotten every important file ever created. If you've got some old disks that have files you never did anything with, please consider sending them or a copy of them to me. That stuff is precious; and it is rare; and it is finite. That's what matters. 
== External links ==
*
TF2 Outpost

TF2 Outpost was a website where Team Fortress 2 players could list their items that they want to trade. In its later years, the site also allowed for trading of Steam Community items, Dota 2 items (as Dota Outpost), and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive items (as CS:GO Outpost). It was launched in 2011, making it one of the earliest TF2 trading sites.
The three Outpost sites shut down on 2018-10-01 around 18:45 UTC.
== Vital signs ==
Though sold to ZAM, most functions have continued on. Potential concerns would likely originate from an abandonment of Team Fortress 2 or a downfall of the Steam platform itself.
TF2 Outpost announced early on September 11, 2018 that it would shut down after the end of September.
Ultimately the cost necessary to operate this site has far exceeded any revenue generated forcing us to take this action. We'll be leaving the site open through the end of September so please wrap up your affairs/trades, etc., as this functionality will no longer be possible once we close down the site. All accounts and associated data will be permanently removed once the site is shut down.
If you're a Premium user, who has purchased Premium within the past 30 days (on or after August 10, 2018) you may contact us via our Support Portal to request a refund, regardless of duration. If you purchased Premium before this time, no refund will be provided; however, your Premium benefits will still work on some of our other network sites, like Wowhead.com and Hotslogs.com, until the subscription expires. If your Premium subscription is set up for automatic renewal via PayPal, please end automatic renewal in your PayPal settings, or if you signed up via direct credit/debit card payment, contact us via our Support Portal to have this recurring transaction disabled.
If you have any further questions, concerns or inquiries, please create a ticket in our Support Portal.
We're sorry for everyone inconvenienced by this closure but we wish you all the best; thank you for the years of support!
== URL Structure ==
Trades: increments by 1 for each new trade made, such as "/trade/10000000".
Profiles: doesn't use 64-bit Steam IDs in URL, instead also increments by 1 for each new user that signs in, such as http://www.tf2outpost.com/user/1. Entering a 64-bit Steam ID will still work, provided that the user has signed in on any site, such as http://www.tf2outpost.com/user/76561197984820423. This won't redirect to whatever number they are however.
Although the site also operates under the Dota Outpost and CS:GO Outpost names and domains, differences between the sites appear to be purely cosmetic in nature aside from a stream list and a "Most Traded" list using streams/items from their respective game. Example: a trade ID of 1 if used on TF2 Outpost (http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/1) and CS:GO Outpost (http://www.csgoutpost.com/trade/1) would still lead to the same trade made by Sneeza from 2011 when it was still just TF2 Outpost in existence.
Category:Video games
TV News Archive

The TV News Archive is a project by the Internet Archive launched in 2012 that preserves and catalogs recordings of television news shows and political miscellanea like campaign ads that are aired in the United States. Users are able to search through closed captioning of programs dating back to 2009 to find specific moments, which are uploaded and viewable in 1 minute segments. Full shows can also be loaned for 30 days on a DVD for US$25 (or US$45 in the US and US$75 outside, if you need it in a hurry), or at IA's physical location.
== Understanding 9/11 ==
Understanding 9/11, a precursor to the TV News Archive, launched in 2011 a few weeks before the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of September 11th, 2001. It contains recordings of several American stations and a handful of international ones, spanning from 8 AM ET on September 11th through to the end of September 17th, totaling about 3,000 hours.
== Marion Stokes Collection ==
The Internet Archive was the recipient of the collection of Marion Stokes in late 2013. Her collection of 71,716 tapes of Boston and Philadelphia area news as well as national news is being digitized by the Archive.
Stokes' collection and the effort to preserve her preservations is also the subject of 2019 documentary Recorder: The Marion Stokes Project, directed by Matt Wolf.