I’ll be reflecting on a site map that became an excavation, navigation pathways which lead to the edge of the archive, + how annotation can support meaningful access.
I’ve been silent on Twitter, but today I'm co-presenting IRL with @sdaythomson of @EdinburghUni at #iPres2022 ✨ We’ll be speaking about the complexities of a preserving a website that’s already offline + celebrating its resurrection in @webrecorder_io’s https://t.co/8M76GsV9vR
@sdaythomson@CaylinSSmith@beet_keeper I recall a couple of past discussion threads on @webrecorder_io's forum which may be useful here: https://t.co/1mn3wx91Xk and https://t.co/03XvLtUoDp. Very happy to chat more about the work we've done too! In this case, a manual capture.
@nirak @jenniferisve @ProgHist @AlexWermerColan Yes…. Certainly not simple... @Zoe_LeBlanc introduced us to the iTerm app which feels easier to work with than Terminal because it shows you which branch you’re on. This has helped me to (mostly) avoid unintended additional knots! 🙃
@nirak @jenniferisve @ProgHist @AlexWermerColan Hello @nirak. Let me know if you’d like to connect? I’m not a GitHub expert, but I’d certainly be happy to share the methods I use to re-base our PRs when there are knots!