nyuuzyou/wikis huggingface dataset:
SingStar

SingStar was a competitive music video game series for PlayStation consoles, developed by London Studio and published by Sony Computer Entertainment. ~ Wikipedia
On 2019-10-31, Sony announced that all network services for the game series, i.e. the SingStar website and the related SingStore servers, would be shut down on 2020-01-31.
== Shutdown notice ==
The following notice appeared on starting on 2019-10-31:
After 15 incredible years, we have made the difficult decision to shut down the SingStore servers on 31 January 2020. After that date, you will still be able to enjoy your downloaded songs, but all online functionality and network features will no longer be available, and you will not be able to purchase any new songs from the SingStore. Any SingStar content you have shared to SingStar.com will be deleted. For PS3 users, please check that any digital purchases you have made and would like to keep have been downloaded onto your console before 31 January 2020. If you are a PS3 user and delete any content after that date, you won’t be able to redownload it.
Of course, any SingStar discs you have previously purchased will continue to work in offline mode, though you will not be able to obtain all trophies. You can read more about the digital store’s closure here: https://www.playstation.com/en-gb/legal/gameservers
We’ve loved watching the community grow, and have lots of fond memories from working on SingStar. Your support over the years has meant the world.
Thank you and lots of love,
The SingStar team 
== Archival ==
An ArchiveBot job was running for the site from 2020-01-21 and did not complete in time: 
A DPoS project was launched on 2020-01-22 but almost immediately crippled the servers. No further attempts were made after that.
Skillfeed

== What is it? ==
Skillfeed.com was online platform that provided instructional videos on creative and technical skills, related to design, website creation and computer programming.
== Shutdown notice ==
On September 3, 2015 Skillfeed.com announced shutdown (1, 2, 3):
 Two years ago, we launched Skillfeed to help develop new and existing skills through curating online tutorials. We're grateful for your part in this community and for the feedback and guidance you offered us. Skillfeed is at a crossroads and, after thoughtful consideration and exhausting many different ideas, we have decided to no longer accept new customers or instructors as of today. Skillfeed will continue to offer access to the site for our existing customers through September 30, 2015 before ending our service.
We want to thank you for choosing Skillfeed to advance your skills and for your continued support through this transition.
Thank you,
Skillfeed Team
== Archives ==
Archives are located in archiveteam_skillfeed collection.
== Tools ==
* yt-dlp can be used to download individual videos (it does not grab all videos from the course)
Skyblog

Skyblog is a French blogging platform/social network hosted by the French radio station Skyrock. It announced on 16 June 2023 that 'to comply with legislation on personal data' it would shut down on 21 August 2023.
Anonymized data will supposedly be saved by the INA (French radio and television archive) and BNF (national library of France). No provisions were made for exporting user data except some instructions on using general 'website downloading' software.
== Site structure ==
Blog IDs appear to be sequential, with a maximum of ~124M. Blogs can be enumerated at endpoints such as https://www.skyrock.com/common/r/skynautes/card/<user-id>, which resolves to https://<username>.skyrock.com/profil/. Each subdomain provides a sitemap.xml and atom.xml.
Individual posts are found at https://<username>.skyrock.com/<post-id>-<post-slug>.html. Post IDs appear to be sequential and globally unique. Post slugs are not required; an incorrect or absent slug will redirect to the canonical URL as long as the blog name is correct.
There is a URL shortener at http://sk.mu/. Its slugs for posts consist of the letter a followed by a base62-converted integer <user-id> × 1011 + <post-id>, which is impractical to brute-force. For example:
* a post with post ID 3356709138 published by a blog with blog ID 33265738 would have a slug "a" + base62_convert("3326573803356709138") → http://sk.mu/a3XJK5i0uTK2.
* a post with post ID 15 published by a blog with blog ID 132030 would have a slug "a" + base62_convert("13203000000000015") → http://sk.mu/aYt8dzQD03.
There is an API.
== References ==
Slack

Slack is an instant messaging server. Groups of users can share a subdomain of slack.com and create unlimited rooms (channels) on each. Slack also provides proprietary clients, in particular the webchat and some mobile apps.https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5764588/
Designed for synchronous communication, Slack also has some features of asynchronous communication. It has won accolades for his apparent ability to supplant other communication systems both synchronous and asynchronous, largely because it allows users to be very noisy and spammy: "There's great power in the ability to ping anyone at any time. There has to be a lot of respect for a lot of people".https://www.vox.com/recode/2019/5/1/18511575/productivity-slack-google-microsoft-facebook
==Architecture==
As a fully centralised service, Slack gives zero power to its users on how their chats are run. Unlike IRC or Matrix, there is no way to run your own server and federate it, no way to handle your own authentication or identity provider.
Slack also follows no open standard, but rather its own "Real Time Messaging API", for which some official and freely licensed library exists.https://api.slack.com/rtm It's not clear whether the level of documentation for the API allows it to be considered an open protocol, but it's certainly not a standard in that it's not adopted beyond Slack.
Depending on a single entity in USA for an entire chat system presents obvious technical and legal risks, for instance Slack took the liberty to terminate any user who was possibly Iranian, without any warning. This affected all sorts of persons and groups outside Iran who need unfettered global communication.https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18724107
==Backup==
 
Slack is notoriously impervious to archival: even retrieving your own personal messages for preservation is essentially impossible.https://mastodon.matrix.org/@matrix/103642117330943156
Slack fuels the illusion that chat history is always available, by making it easy for users to login or reconnect after any period of time and read all the messages they missed, and by providing some functionality to search chat history.
Any message sent to Slack must be considered to be lost forever after it's read, unlike for instance on IRC channels and servers which have plenty of log services. Slack isn't suitable for any message or content you or others may want to retrieve in a month or a year from now. It might be ok as a substitute for a phone call (you wouldn't rely on either side of the phone call to record or transcribe the call, even in contexts where it's a standard practice).
As of 2020, it's not clear whether the GDPR demands for data portabilityhttps://ec.europa.eu/info/law/law-topic/data-protection/reform/rules-business-and-organisations/dealing-citizens/can-individuals-ask-have-their-data-transferred-another-organisation_en will make a dent in this lock-in system.
== Tools ==
* slackdump: Make a backup or export of your private and public Slack messages, threads, files, and users locally without admin privileges.
==See also==
*IRC
*Discord
Slidecast

We launched Slidecast in 2007 to allow users to pair audio with their slides. While we have seen some great 
 Slidecasts created, usage hasn’t been as widespread as we had hoped, and we have decided to discontinue this 
 feature on SlideShare. 
 
 Slidecast will be retired in two phases:
 
 The ability to create Slidecasts will cease on Feb. 28, 2014
 Existing Slidecasts will be converted to static presentations on SlideShare on April 30, 2014
 
 To save Slidecast files in their original form, creators can download their Slidecasts from their ‘My Uploads’ 
 section by April 30, 2014. After April 30, we’ll convert existing Slidecasts (on the SlideShare site and 
 embeds on other sites) into static presentations, so that there is not complete loss of content. For more 
 information, please read FAQs.
 
 We are sad that Slidecast is going away, but we want to focus on improving and adding SlideShare features that 
 will resonate with more users. Thank you for your support.
 
 The SlideShare team
Slideshare

Slideshare is a website to upload presentation decks. It's connected to LinkedIn and owned by Microsoft.
== Alternatives to Slideshare ==
There is no good reason to use Slideshare. Over time, since being acquired, it has become less and less user-friendly (with new restrictions for downloads and other ways to force people to register and contribute personal data to Slideshare). Whenever it stops being useful for the job surveillance purposes of Microsoft, it will vanish.
User-friendly open archives exist which can be used with greater satisfaction. Unlike Internet Archive and Wikimedia Commons, some have specific features useful for slides, like Zenodo (https://zenodo.org/), which:
* is an open archive with open APIs, OAI-PMH, long-term preservation etc.;
* makes the slides citable by assigning them a DOI;
* allows easy and comprehensive metadata (including license, keywords, communities with their own management and OAI-PMH set).
The University of California's OSC explains why a social networking site is not an open access repository.
== Archiving Slideshare ==
As of 2019, among public slides publicly available on Slideshare, hundreds of thousands are freely licensed (Creative Commons BY or BY-SA). They should probably be archived elsewhere.
A number of scripts exist to download slides, which are generally focused on working around the lack of a "download" button but could be useful for downloadable slides as well. Some appear actively maintained as of September 2019, but we have not tested them:
* https://github.com/cballenar/slidegrubber
* https://github.com/dohvis/slideshare-downloader
Slyck.com

Slyck.com was a website and forums that started in 2001, main interests are internet technology and file sharing news/discussion. The news section on the main page hasn't been updated since 2013. The forums are still fairly active with over 530k posts and 39k topics.
== Site structure ==
phpBB is used on forums (looks like an older version). "Slyck news" articles have links to a dedicated forum thread for discussion, "Slyck videos" are direct links to Youtube videos of the person who's behind the website (channel). "Web news" seem to always be excerpts of forum threads started by users.
Smack Jeeves

Smack Jeeves is a host of webcomics which has been around on the internet since around mid-2005, though in recent years it has been dwarfed in popularity from competing sites like WEBTOON.
== Shutdown ==
Smack Jeeves announced on November 1st, 2020 that it was going to throw in the towel at the end of the year, and encouraged its users to publish their works on Pocket Comics instead.
We have made the difficult decision to close Smack Jeeves at the end of the year. The site will be run until December 31st 2020. An option to download your archives has been added to the Comic Management section.
If you are interested in publishing your work on Pocket Comics, please contact us at dl_global_inquiry@nhn-comico.com.
Thank you for sharing your work and building a welcoming community for artists.
After Smack Jeeves shut down on December 31st, 2020, it redirected visitors to the Pocket Comics website for a short period of time before the domain itself became inaccessible.
Small projects

List of smaller website rescuing projects, usually done by single individuals.
This table is also embedded into the Projects page.
See also what's been crawled by ArchiveBot: browse here.
For Hungarian websites, see bzc6p's userpage.
You should also try searching on http://archive.org including keyword archiveteam, or for browsing, directly in the Wayback Machine.
Website 	Site status	Closure date	Archiving status	Archived by 	Started 	Finished 	Archives
Wikispot 	 	2015-07-27 	 	bzc6p 	2015-06-30	2015-07-31	
Pastebin 	 	 	 	 	2014-09-09	 	
TechNet 	 	2014-03-28 	 	Arkiver, Mithrandir, Darkstar	 	 	
Widgetbox 	 	2014-09-30 	 	Arkiver 	2013-12-19	 	
Quick.io 	 	2013-12-31 	 	Arkiver 	2013-12-13	2013-12-13	
winamp.com	 	 	 	 	2013-11 	2013-11
Software

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== WARC Tools ==
The WARC Ecosystem has information on tools to create, read and process WARC files.
== General Tools ==
* GNU WGET
** Backing up a Wordpress site: wget --no-parent --no-clobber --html-extension --recursive --convert-links --page-requisites --user=<username> --password=<password> <path>"
* cURL
* HTTrack - HTTrack options
* Pavuk -- a bit flaky, but very flexible
* Warrick - Tool to recover lost websites using various online archives and caches.
* Beautiful Soup - Python library for web scraping
* Scrapy - Fast python library for web scraping
* snscrape - Tool to scrape social networking services.
* Splinter - Web app acceptance testing library for Python -- could be used along with a scraping lib to extract data from hard-to-reach places
* WiLiSe WikiLink Search - Python script to get links to specific pages of a site through the search in a Wiki (MediaWiki-type) has the api.php accessible or extension LinkSearch enabled (the project is still very immature and at the moment the code is only available in this SVN repository).
* Mobile Phone Applications -- some notes on preserving old versions of mobile apps
== Hosted tools ==
* Pinboard is a convenient social bookmarking service that will archive copies of all your bookmarks for online viewing. The catch is that it costs $22/year, or $39/year if you want the archival feature and you can only download archives of your 25 most recent bookmarks in a particular category. This may pose problems if you ever need to get your data out in a hurry.
* freeyourstuff.cc -- Extensible open-source (source) Chrome plugin allowing users to export their own content (reviews, posts, etc.). Exports to JSON format, optionally publish to freeyourstuff.cc & mirrors under Creative Commons CC0 license. Supports Yelp, IMDB, TripAdvisor, Amazon, GoodReads, and Quora as of July 2019.
== Site-Specific ==
* Google
* Livejournal
* Twitter
* SomaFM
* https://www.allmytweets.net/ - Download the last 3,200 tweets from any user.
== Format Specific ==
* OmniFlop
* ZIM it (ZIM format for Kiwix)
== Proposed ==
* Solid project attempts to make data portability a reality
* Data transfer project is a (promise of) a quick implementation of GDPR data portability by the GAFA + Twitter
== Web scraping ==
* See Site exploration
Software Heritage

Software Heritage is a European-funded effort to archive software source code of all kinds, including all the versions thereof. It offers instant saving of individual repos and regularly saving all repos on a forge. The archive is publicly available and the LWN article "Preserving the global software heritage" gives more details.
Other software archives include:
* Codearchiver
* GitHub
* https://snapshot.debian.org/ (archive of all Debian history including binaries and source code)
* https://archive.org/details/software (focuses on binaries and the most ephemeral software; open submission)
* http://openhub.net/ (focused on analysis; open submission)
Category:Special cases
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Sola.ai

Sola.ai was a social media platform. It shut down on in the afternoon/evening UTC.
== Shutdown notice ==
On , sola.ai twitter profile announced they are shutting down the platform at :
Dear Sola user, 
We are sad to inform you that Sola journey comes to the end. It will be closed on 12:00 GMT April 10.
Until then, you can export your posts - leave a request in the app and we will send you the link on your account email.
Thank you so much for being with us.
== Archival ==
User:JustAnotherArchivist scraped the site's API for profile and post URLs with the goal to start a recursive crawl from the discovered profiles. The relevant API URLs were also archived through ArchiveBot .
Resources kept on Sola's CDN (cdn.solacore.net) and Amazon S3 and referenced in those API responses were archived by User:JustAnotherArchivist on the weekend after the shutdown. This is 1.01 TiB in size and available in these items on IA and in the Wayback Machine.
The profile URLs found through the API were partially archived in a series of ArchiveBot jobs: . While these jobs also included post URLs, they did not actually grab the post pages due to Sola's URL structure and ArchiveBot's parent path handling.
External links appearing in the API data were grabbed through ArchiveBot .
Another incomplete recursive grab of Sola starting from the homepage was running as ArchiveBot .
A DPoS project was set up by User:Kiska based on the users discovered in the API crawl but only managed to retrieve about 307 users before the shutdown. The data from this can be found at .
== References ==
SongMeanings

SongMeanings is a site dedicated to recording the lyrics and interpretations of songs. It launched in 2001 and shortly thereafter became a popular place for users to visit and deposit their interpretations of song lyrics. Over the years it has accumulated a database of over half a million song lyrics. It is one of the few song lyrics sites that is both accurate, extensive, and free of overbearing ads. In addition, it holds troves of personal comments and reflections on the songs themselves.
==Vital signs==
It is hard to gauge interest and activity, though it certainly hasn't grabbed any headlines in recent years. Worryingly, Google Insights shows a slowly accelerating decline in searches for "songmeanings.net" since 2009, with an almost 50% loss in 2011: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&q=songmeanings.net,songmeanings.com
====2013 NMPA activity====
In October 2013, the National Music Publishers Association sent take-down notices to 50 lyrics websites. Song Meanings was luckily not included, apparently having signed a licensing deal with LyricFind in 2011. But Rap Genius, another site that publishes analyses of lyrics, was. This may be an indication that lyrics sites, even those engaging in fair use-covered critical analysis, are on the radar of litigious copyright-holders.
Soup.io

Soup.io was a social networking and microblogging site from Vienna that shut down on 20 July 2020.
== Shutdown notice ==
The following notice was posted on the official Soup on 2020-07-10https://web.archive.org/web/20200711194451/https://kitchen.soup.io/post/696483222/The-sadest-news-in-the-soup-history:
The sadest news in the soup history :(
Dear soup.io fans and users,
 
today, we have to share very sad news. Soup.io will stop working in less than 10 days. :(
 
It's breaking our heart and we honestly tried whatever we could to keep the platform up and running. But the high costs and low revenue streams made it impossible to continue with it. We invested a lot of personal time and money to operate the platform, but when it's over, it's over.
 
We are really sorry. Soup.io is part of the internet history and online for one and a half decades.
 
Here are the hard facts:
- In 10 days the platform will stop working.
- Backup your data in this time
- We will not keep backups nor can we recover your data
 
July, 20th, 2020 is the due date.
 
Please, share your thoughts and feelings here.
 
Your Soup.io TEAM
The same notice was also posted under the title Soup.io will be discontinued :( on another blog run by the team.https://web.archive.org/web/20200711053731/https://soup-sponsored.soup.io/post/696483287/Soup-io-will-be-discontinued
== Archival ==
Our archival project was only able to cover a small part of the content.
== References ==
South Park Forums

The South Park Forums were a platform for discussion about the TV series South Park and other topics.
Sometime between https://web.archive.org/web/20231210212712/https://southpark.cc.com/forum/ and https://web.archive.org/web/20231214154839/https://southpark.cc.com/forum/, a shutdown notice was added to the top of all pages, announcing that the forums would be 'sunset' on and pointing people to the official social media accounts and Discord. It was shut down at about .
Since approximately , the forums had been getting spammed heavily, resulting in almost two thirds of all topics being spam by the time of the shutdown.
== URLs ==
The forums were available with the same content through a number of domains, redirecting the user to the appropriate domain based on their IP address. Known operational URLs with the relevant observed country codes as of early 2024 were:
* https://southpark.cc.com/forum/ (US)
* https://www.southparkstudios.com/forum/ (CA, EE, FR, NL, NZ)
* https://www.southparkstudios.co.uk/forum/ (UK)
* https://www.southpark.de/forum/ (CH, DE, FI-Hetzner)
* https://www.southpark.lat/forum/ (AR)
Further URLs that appear in links in the forums but have not been confirmed:
* https://www.southparkstudios.nu/forum/
Further URLs that appear in links in the forums and may have been in use in the past:
* https://forums.southpark.cc.com/forum/
* http://forums.southparkstudios.com/forum/
* http://www.southparkstudios.com/fans/forum/
* http://www.southparkstudios.com/fans/bbs/
* http://www.southparkstudios.com/community/forum/
* http://forums.southparkstudios.co.uk/forum/
* http://www.southpark.de/fans/forum/
== References ==
SpaceSpeak

SpaceSpeak is a website through which users can broadcast messages into space. The project's aim is to reach out to extraterrestial species.
== Technical details ==
Messages' and user profiles' URLs are stored with incremental integers. Messages are located at https://www.spacespeak.com/messages/[ID], and user profiles at https://www.spacespeak.com/Users/[ID].
As of February 2022, there are approximately 53 thousand user accounts and 79 thousand messages.
Individual messages were formerly openly accessible, but require registration for viewing as of February 2022.https://archive.md/https://www.spacespeak.com/%2A The maximum length of messages is 2 KB; pictures or audio clips (max. 150KB) attached for a small fee are embedded in the page's static HTML as data URL.
Messages containing URLs are automatically marked as "private", meaning only viewable to the sender, which presumably is intended to hide spam.
== References ==
Spanish Revolution

2011 Spanish protests archival effort.
== Main links ==
=== Current project ===
* http://archive.org/details/spanishrevolution
=== Old project ===
This project was abandoned:
* Mailing list for coordination
* http://wiki.cd15m.abriraqui.net/wiki/Main_Page 
* Internet Archive Collection
== Lists of resources ==
* Blogs and webs: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=QFDPLmK5
* YouTube videos: creative commons
* Vimeo videos
* TwitPic images
* Flickr images
* Wikipedia images: http://pastebin.com/kNtf2pmL
* Facebook events
* Twitter accounts
thumb|left|Archivo Sol
== External links ==
* 
* http://tomalaplaza.net/
* http://www.democraciarealya.es/
SpielAffe

SpielAffe (German for "game monkey") is an online video game repository based in Germany. Originally, it hosted flash games.
Game titles are translated and retitled to be more understandable to a young German audience. For example, the game "Monster Truck Curfew" was renamed to "Trick Truck 2", and "Playing with fire 2" to "Blauer Bomber 2". The original name can be seen in the description section below the game.Trick Truck 2, SpielAffe.de (archive)Blauer Bomber 2, SpielAffe.de (archive)
== Purges ==
In May 2012, all Super Mario related content was deleted from SpielAffe.Before purge (2012-04-30); after purge (2012-05-27).
Adobe Flash was deprecated at the beginning of 2021. Around that time, flash games were purged from the site. Some former flash games are served through an emulator. Prior to the purge, SpielAffe claimed it hosted over 12 thousand games.SpielAffe.de (2020 archive)
== References ==