Curated Resource ( ? )
Archive snapshots of an evolving website with Wayback
Curated:
28/05/2014 from
lifehacker.com/manually-archive-web-pages-by-submitting-them-to-the-wa-1580713309?utm_campaign=socialflow_lifehacker_twitter&utm_source=lifehacker_twitter&utm_medium=socialflow
my notes ( ? )
Useful trick to document your website's evolution:
"Head on over to the Wayback machine and choose the Save Page Now option. It doesn't work on all sites, but if you want to capture content that might change, you can add a page directly to the archive and get a custom URL for it. If the link is a PDF, it will capture that as well."
I just archived the 'user survey' version of the epale site, so that later we can remember how it evolved, in response to the survey and other stakeholder input.
- Manually Archive Web Pages by Submitting Them to the Wayback Machine
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