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Kephost.hu

:Not to be confused with Kephost.com.
Kephost.hu was a Hungarian one-click image sharing site. People could easily upload one or more pictures from their computers, and insert the link into forums, chat etc. They could choose whether their images should be public: these ones could be browsed by visitors. Registered users could also create albums of their pictures.
The site started in 2010 (or in late 2009), and as of February 2014, it hosted more than 550,000 pictures, most of them (485,000) public. (The site allowed to browse all the uploaded public pictures.) Then they confidently wrote "we still have lots of space". However, a month later, all of a sudden, the service ceased operation. It's even more surprising because it seems that the quite fine-looking web6 company was behind the site. Anyway, they stepped off with half a million pictures.
== Archives ==
No complete archive of the site was made, and unfortunately even the Wayback Machine didn't save the pictures (except a very few ones), so we can say that everything that matters is lost.
== Source ==
http://web.archive.org/web/*/kephost.hu
Category:Image hosting
Kephost.net

Kephost.net is a small Hungarian image sharing service started in 2020.
== Site reconnaissance ==
Based on information available on the website, it's run by a private individual, and the first image was uploaded on 2020-07-02.
Images can be uploaded with or without registration, and in each case, either as public or private. Public images are said to appear in the image listing, although there is apparently no image listing page. Discovery of images is possible via a random image page.
As of 2024-03-24, the website claims to have 892,000 images uploaded, of which only 26,000 are said to be public. This unfortunately low ratio was later confirmed by an automated discovery process.
Comparing the total number of images to the total size of images, it seems they are each quite little in size, and looking at a few images, it seems most of them are video thumbnails, including pornography, perhaps for bittorrent item description pages.
=== Technical details for archiving ===
Uploaded images seem to have 4 kinds of URLs:
* Details page, e.g. https://kephost.net/d/MTI3MDMyNQ – this one is returned by the random image link
* Thumbnail image, e.g. https://kephost.net/t/MTI3MDMyNQ.jpg
* Full size image, e.g. https://kephost.net/p/MTI3MDMyNQ.jpg
* Download link, e.g. https://kephost.net/download.php?image=6635_28c56d2ac128.jpg – can be found out only from the image details page
== Archiving ==
user:bzc6p started the first round of archiving in July 2024. The following table lists the numbers of public images discovered by year, and their archival status.
 Status table
Upload year 	Archival status	Archives 	Ιmages discovered
2020 	-- 	-- 	0
2021 	 	 	2,205
2022 	 	 	9,946
2023 	 	 	11,622
2024 	 	TBA 	TBA
2025 	 	TBA 	TBA
2026 	 	TBA 	TBA
Total: 30,613	Total: 30,613 	Total: 30,613	Total: 30,613
Because item discovery needs a disproportionately high number of requests, thus risks being banned, the next round of archiving is not planned before a substantial amount of new images are added, i.e. early 2027 (unless a closure is announced or assumed earlier).
Category:Image hosting
Kepkezelo.com

Kepkezelo.com was a minor Hungarian image hosting service that seems to have been in operation between 2008 and 2021. It was quite unreliable and had several bugs.
== Closure ==
In 2021, some time between July 8th and November 6th, kepkezelo.com started to redirect to kepkuldes.com, which seems to be a different, already existing image hosting website. Links to kepkezelo.com, for which you can find examples below, seem to have ceased working.
== Site structure ==
* Direct link: http://kepkezelo.com/images/swgjdq9ksvdct0ohjpop.jpg
* Thumbnail: http://kepkezelo.com/images/swgjdq9ksvdct0ohjpop_thumb.jpg (jpg, regardless of the original file's extension)
* Image page: http://kepkezelo.com/viewer/swgjdq9ksvdct0ohjpop.jpg
* Image page: http://kepkezelo.com/viewer.php?file=swgjdq9ksvdct0ohjpop.jpg
== Archiving ==
user:bzc6p made a discovery using the "random picture" function of the site in January 2015, and downloaded the discovered pictures. Here is the archive ~45,000 images downloaded, ~17 GiB total. It looks like the archive has been ingested into the Wayback Machine, so most of the pictures uploaded between July 2014 and January 2015 should be avaialble in the Wayback Machine if you enter some kind of URL to the image.
After that, the "random image" button did very rarely show newer pictures, and even Google search showed only few of them, so discovery wouldn't have been effective, so the archiving couldn't really be continued. This kept being the status until the closure, so only the images mentioned above were archived proactively. A sporadic coverage of other images, as part of the Internet Archive's web crawl, is also possible.
Category:Image hosting
Keptarad.hu

keptarad.hu was another Hungarian image hosting service. They said that since their start in 2010, only problematic pictures had been deleted. In 2015, however, only images uploaded since August 2014 were accessible on the website, that was a few tens of thousand pictures. Some upgrade happened in August 2014,https://hu-hu.facebook.com/keptar/posts/748388088554666 that may have caused loss of (access to) older content, as in April 2014 it seemed that older content was still available.https://hu-hu.facebook.com/keptar/photos/a.682495418477267.1073741827.126716184055196/682495048477304/?type=1 Despite what was seen, in October 2014 they had stated they had more than 1.5 million pictures stored.https://hu-hu.facebook.com/keptar/posts/785550974838377 A quick Google test, though, found links to the site only since August 2014 – no idea where are the older links to those millions of pictures. The counter on the main page also mentioned only a few tens of thousands of pictures (see the snapshot on the right).
The site got scheduled to be shut down on June 6, 2015, and got cut off on June 13, 2015.
== Shutdown ==
According to the gallery, uploading of new images stopped on 2015-06-02. Probably the shutdown notice appeared at the same time on the main page.
== Content ==
Mainly DVD covers and movie frames for torrent sites, including pornography. A little original content.
Album creating feature.
== Site structure ==
Images had a random alphanumerical identifier.
To be downloaded (most important things): 
* Image page: http://keptarad.hu/viewer.php?file=42361932277667477936.jpg
* Image: http://keptarad.hu/kepek/42361932277667477936.jpg
* Thumbnail: http://keptarad.hu/index.php?module=thumbnail&file=42361932277667477936.jpg
The two latter were page requsites of the first.
Discovery results: ~77,500 pictures were accessible through image browsing pages and albums.
== Archiving status ==
user:bzc6p downloaded all the available images (~77,500), albums, image browsing pages.
== Archives ==
August 2014 – March 2015 pictures (not completely inclusive): https://archive.org/details/keptarad_hu_images_201408__201503
The rest, including albums and image browsing pages: https://archive.org/details/keptarad_hu_2015_06_rest
== Aftermath ==
As of 2016-12-31, the domain is parked and offered for sale, owned by some "Formosa Group Kft.".
== References ==
Category:Image hosting
Keybase

Keybase is a public key directory that allows bi-directionally linking public keys to social media accounts. This is done with proofs to verify the account actually belongs to a given user. Further features include chat, a file system with public and private contents, and private Git repository hosting. While the client is open-source, the server is not. Keybase was launched 2014-02-14 and had 407,163 users as of 2019-08-22https://keybase.io/ on 2019-08-22.
== Archiving ==
There's a signed merkle tree that serves as a public audit log to prevent tampering. This tree could potentially be traversed to replicate the database. Relevant API endpoints are:
 https://keybase.io/_/api/1.0/merkle/root.json
 https://keybase.io/_/api/1.0/merkle/block.json?hash=77f89c806fe0f896
Documentation is located here:
 https://keybase.io/docs/api/1.0/call/merkle/root
 https://keybase.io/docs/api/1.0/call/merkle/block
A retrieval of the current merkle tree as of March 2023 along with all users referenced therein can be found at . The item also contains a recursive crawl of followers and following users starting from . Extracted user lists are available at and , respectively.
== Keybase Sites ==
Until 2023, Keybase allowed for hosting static websites under keybase.pub subdomains or custom domains through the Keybase Sites feature. This service was a simple proxy for accessing the /public/USERNAME directory on the Keybase File System with a Markdown renderer (specifically, the Node.js marked package in gfm mode). It was shut down on 2023-03-01.
== Vital Signs ==
* On 2020-05-07 Keybase announced they've been acquired by Zoom. Commit activity on the client has significantly dried down since, signalling that the project has gone into maintenance mode.
== References ==
Keywords

What's shutting down? This article lists some keywords or search terms for finding dying websites.
* "(closing OR shutting) down (my OR the OR our) (website OR site)"
* "will be (closing OR shutting) down"
* "is (closing OR shutting) down"
* "we've been acquired"
* "recently acquired"
* "incredible journey" acquired
* "sunsetting" "shutting OR closing OR retiring"
* "so long and thanks for all the" "shutting OR closing OR retiring"
* "has come to an end"
* "is shuttering" OR "will be shuttering" website
== See Also ==
* Site exploration
Kickstarter Prizes

Just dreaming up some ideas for the kickstarter prizes.
Prizes where something is sent to you
* Makerbot
** Something made with a makerbot
* Internet Archive has a lot of swag like Hats, Shirts, Glasses.
* Single issues of low-value but interesting vintage computing/hacking/electronics/science magazines
* Physical personalized IA "library cards"
* Old HDs from real petaboxes signed by Brewster and the rest of the board. We have tons of older 40-500GB drives laying here as well as stacks and stacks in RWC that are just chilling and don't have a use.
* Books from the IA bookmobile printing thing
* We could make ArchiveTeam Stickers? @KevinSavetz knows a guy who'll print 'em for free. (But first class mail to ship 'em ain't free.)
Prizes of a more Ethereal nature
* Phone call with person of prominence
* Tutorial/instruction/Q&A with person
* Thank you name drop from person on Youtube video
Prizes where "you have to travel to get them"
* Tour of the Internet Archive
* Dinner with people
Actually Offered Prizes
* Robb Sherwin has offered 10 hard copies of his game "Fallacy of Dawn".
* Leonard Richardson has offered a tutorial of how to use Beautiful Soup 
* Leonard Richardson has offered copies of his novel Constellation Games
* @KevinSavetz offered Kindle version of Best Of Creative Computing Volume 3 (maybe earlier volumes too. Still working on 'em)
Prizes that are not destined to happen:
* Name a server at the IA (IA is not into that sort of thing.)
Knol

Knol was a portal for user-written article in many topics. It was described as a rival to Wikipedia. ()
== Milestones ==
* 2009-01-16: 
== Announcement ==
Closure announced on the :
Knol will be moving to Annotum on May 1, 2012
Knol will be discontinued as a service, but we've worked with Solvitor and Crowd Favorite to create Annotum, an open-source platform based upon WordPress that allows you to continue authoring and publishing scholarly articles. You can migrate your knols to WordPress and continue your work with Annotum. After May 1, you will no longer be able to create, view, enter or edit knols, but you will be able to export your knols to WordPress.com and download them to file through October 1st, 2012.
== Some random Knols ==
* http://knol.google.com/k/best-knol-of-the-month#Hall_of_the_Best_Knols_2009
== Lists of knols ==
Using categories and language parameters:
* http://knol.google.com/k/knol/Search?q=incategory%3Asociety&hl=en
* http://knol.google.com/k/knol/Search?q=incategory%3Asociedad&hl=es
* http://knol.google.com/k/knol/Search?&start=0&num=50&q=incategory%3Asociedad&locale=es (max results per page is 50)
== Stuff to know ==
WebCite doesn't archive images in knol articles (if uploaded to knol site). Images hosted in external sites and hotlinked in knol articles are archived correctly.
The Wayback Machine has a good portion of Knol archived.
== Metadata ==
* 700,000+ knols metadata http://db.tt/GNrEh61y (inaccessible as of Nov 2021)
== See also ==
* Knol/Twitter account grab
== External links ==
* Google Knol
Category:Google
Kongregate

Kongregate is a web game hosting and game forum website. With over 5 million forum posts and 1 million games, it remains to this day one of the most popular online game websites in the world.
== How to download Kongregate Flash games ==
Follow this guide, but use this on Chrome instead.
Load the game's page, and there should be a SFW file somewhere in there. For example, Crazy Climber's file was at https://chat.kongregate.com/game_files/0000/0001/crazy-climber.swf.
NOTE: The Wayback Archive does NOT archive the Flash games when it archives the page they're located on, so don't rely on the Archive to save those at the moment.
== Removal of non-game forums ==
On , Kongregate sent out an announcement, announcing that, among other changes:https://www.kongregate.com/forums/1-kongregate/topics/1916387-important-kongregate-announcement
Certain non-gaming forums (Off Topic, Serious Discussion, The Arts, and Forum Games) will be removed from the site.
and:
Most other forums will be moved to a read-only state in which administrators can make announcements but players will not be able to post. This will not affect the forums for Animation Throwdown, Bit Heroes and other Kongregate-created games.
== Removal of remaining forums ==
As of , the following message, injected via a , appears on game pagesE.g. :
Upcoming Planned Outage for Site Updates
On September 6th starting at 3PM Pacific, Kongregate.com will be unavailable for planned maintenance. Our engineers will be hard at work implementing back end updates in preparation for awesome site upgrades!
The Kongregate forums will be inaccessible after the update. If you are still referencing or linking to information on the forums, please take steps to save the information elsewhere.
No announcement appears to have been made anywhere else on the website.
== References ==
Category: Online Games
Koster Horseshit

Raph Koster <contact@raphkoster.com>
Apr 2 (11 days ago)
 
to jscott 
This is the story I couldn’t tell you while I was still working with the people involved. The key ones have also left Disney at this point. As you’ll see below, I suspect that keeping it quiet is still the right thing to do.
 
When Metaplace.com shut down, the other thing that happened was that I stepped down as CEO and no longer ran the company. So the decisions to shut down, and the pace that we did so at, were no longer mine. This was not particularly public, and the reasons why aren’t something relevant to this, so I won’t bother going into it all.
I pushed very hard to get the export ability and what time we had and the limited download tools. I was also obligated to continue as the public face, of course. It was one of the most painful periods of my life, and I really mean that. I felt miserable that we weren’t able to provide more, but the new leadership was resistant to investing any more time whatsoever in the past when it was urgent that we move on with the future. That included working on better export tools.
Metaplace the company went on to do social games, as you may know, and was then acquired. In fact, the move to social games meant that all that content became almost immediately incompatible. That said, I suspect that there may be some sympathetic ears at the Metaplace studio at Disney, and I am happy to give introductions. They do still have the drive that we think it’s on.
The thing that will certainly be off limits is any server code. We were never free to open source or release that stuff because we were both venture-backed and an active acquisition target. In other words, the IP wasn’t mine to release; it belonged to every investor. It was in fact, the primary asset that went into the sale. So it would have been illegal for me to release it.
I didn’t tell you this story before because you said you couldn’t keep it confidential. Now I am no longer in quite the same awkward political situation, but I hope you understand why I was reluctant to just air internal dirty laundry. Previously, it felt like I had no choice but to just take the blame. Frankly, airing it would have simply made it even more unlikely that the archive would ever be released. Suffice to say, I am sympathetic to your aims.
 
So, I am happy to help to try to make it still happen. Just be aware that a) it might not be salvageable; b) the actual owners of the physical drive are Disney and it means working through all that; and c) airing all the above publicly is still probably likely to make it harder to accomplish your archival goal. I just felt like I owed you an answer that I had been holding back on giving for nearly three years.
If you want independent verification of some of the above from someone you trust, btw, Ian Bogost knows the whole story.
LEGO Insiders Community

LEGO Insiders Community was a social networking platform launched in September 2023 by The LEGO Group that allowed fans to share and discuss ideas and builds.
On it was announced that the site would cease operations on so that they could "streamline and focus on making improvements to our other experiences". https://www.brickfanatics.com/the-lego-insiders-community-shutting-down While the site itself couldn't be archived with ArchiveBot due to an age-gate and heavy use of JavaScript, the majority of the data was saved by running the API endpoints through ArchiveBot.
== API ==
Users
* Username - https://insiderscommunity.lego.com/api/users/[userId]
* User Posts - https://insiderscommunity.lego.com/api/users/[userId]/posts?take=5
* Following Users - https://insiderscommunity.lego.com/api/users/[userId]/following/users?take=5
* Following Tags - https://insiderscommunity.lego.com/api/users/[userId]/following/tags?take=5
* Followers - https://insiderscommunity.lego.com/api/users/[userId]/followers?take=5
* Roles - https://insiderscommunity.lego.com/api/users/[userId]/roles
* Profile - https://insiderscommunity.lego.com/_next/data/8O7BR0g_S7BQffPzxX5TC/en-GB/profile/[userName].json
Posts
* Posts - https://insiderscommunity.lego.com/api/posts?take=5&skip=0
* Post - https://insiderscommunity.lego.com/api/posts/[postId]
* Post Likes - https://insiderscommunity.lego.com/api/posts/[postId]/likes/count
* Comments - https://insiderscommunity.lego.com/api/posts/[postId]/comments?take=5
* Comment Likes - https://insiderscommunity.lego.com/api/comments/[commentId]/likes
Tags
* Tag Info - https://insiderscommunity.lego.com/api/tags/[tagName]
* Tag Posts - https://insiderscommunity.lego.com/api/posts?tags=[tagName]&take=5
* Trending Tags - https://insiderscommunity.lego.com/api/tags/trending/
Articles
* Article - https://insiderscommunity.lego.com/_next/data/8O7BR0g_S7BQffPzxX5TC/en-GB/articles/[mainCategoryName]/[subCategoryName]/[articleName].json
* Like Count - https://insiderscommunity.lego.com/api/articles/[articleId]/likes/count
* Comments - https://insiderscommunity.lego.com/api/articles/[articleId]/comments?take=5
* Comment Likes - https://insiderscommunity.lego.com/api/articleComments/[commentId]/likes
* Video - https://services.slingshot.lego.com/mediaplayer/v3?videoId=[videoId]_en-gb
Others
* Datafile - https://insiderscommunity.lego.com/api/optimizely/datafile
== Data Files ==
* User IDs
* User Names
* Post IDs
* Post Comment IDs
* Tag Names
* Article IDs
* Article Categories
* Article Comment IDs
* Video IDs
== References ==
LGTM.com

LGTM.com is a code analysis platform built on CodeQL.
==Technical details==
LGTM.com uses GraphQL in its backend for queries.
==Shutdown==
On August 15, 2022, in a blog post, GitHub (who had acquired Semmle in September 2019) announced that LGTM.com would shut down on December 16, 2022. GitHub also detailed the deprecation process for LGTM.com. As part of the deprecation process, new commits and pull requests will no longer be analyzed at the end of November.
LINE

LINE started out as an instant messaging app on AndroidLINE: Calls & Messages - Apps on Google Play and iOSLINE on the App Store in 2011, but its business has since expanded into a service provider including short videoLINE VOOM, OTTLINE TV (Taiwan), musicLINE MUSIC (Japan)LINE MELODY (Thailand), comicsLINE マンガ (Japan)LINE WEBTOON (Taiwan), newsLINE NEWS (Japan)LINE TODAY (Taiwan), online shoppingLINE SHOPPING (Thailand)LINE 購物 (Taiwan), taxi hailingLINE TAXI (Taiwan), and mobile paymentLINE Pay.
LINE is popular in East Asia and has achieved overwhelming market occupation in Japan, Thailand, and Taiwan.
LINE Corporation and Yahoo! Japan Corporation were acquired by the same holding company, Z Holdings, in 2021 and will be merged on . Overlapping services such as and LINE BLOG have been terminated.
== Account limitations ==
Before April 2020, LINE accounts could be created with mobile phone numbers, email addresses, and Facebook accounts, but now only phone numbers can be used, and each phone number can only create one account.
Each account must be bound to a unique mobile device, and PC-side login requires 2FA on the phone regularly.
If an account is logged in on another phone, an unrecoverable account transfer procedure will begin, and all the data on the previous phone will be forcibly deleted once it connected to the LINE server.
LINE LiteLINE Lite - 無料通話・メールアプリ - Google Play のアプリ is a lightweight version that can be used to log in with a second or more phones, but it has been discontinued on .
== Messenger ==
LINE Messenger is notorious for its poor data retention and backup features.
Unlike Facebook Messenger or Discord which preserve messages on their servers permanently, LINE servers only store sent messages for about 14 days. If the phone is turned off for a month, or a received image is not clicked to get its original resolution, or a received PDF is not downloaded in time, the data is lost forever.
In the past, users could manually export each chat to a zip file with all attachments and metadata, and import them back to their original form after the account was transferred to a new phone. This feature has been removed since version 9.1.0, and only text can be synced to Google Drive or iCloud where it is invisible to the user, or exported as txt which cannot be imported back. Both will result in loss of images, attachments and stickers.
LINE officially recommends that users back up received attachments to LINE Keep, an free in-app storage service of 1GiB.
== References ==
== External links ==
*
LISWiki

LISWiki is a "niche encyclopedia covering library-related issues" http://archive.fo/LDgmj. LISWiki was created to give the library community a chance to explore the usefulness of Wikis.
== Shutdown ==
On March 11 2019 at 07:12 UTC, John Hubbard, the webmaster of LISWiki, LISNews, and Library Link of the Day, announced the end of LISWiki on 1st of July 2019 due to lack of participation http://archive.fo/h6fvr.
== Archival ==
ArchiveBot 
== References ==
Language

Language may refer either to the specifically human capacity for acquiring and using complex systems of communication, or to a specific instance of such a system of complex communication. The scientific study of language in any of its senses is called linguistics.
As of 2020, Ethnologue contains web-based information on 7,117 languages in its 23rd edition.
== Related pages ==
* List of language databases
* List of constructed languages
* List of Reddit subs by language
* List of Twitter hashtags by language
* ArchiveBot/Languages
== See also ==
* Literature
* World
== External links ==
* 
* 
Category:Archive Team