Governments delete webpages. Agencies scrub reports. Politicians' statements vanish from official sites the week they become inconvenient.
It happens in every country, under every party, and it works because nobody kept a copy.
ArchiveBox makes keeping a copy trivial.
It's a self-hosted archiver built for exactly this. Point it at the pages that matter and it freezes them:
→ Timestamped screenshots and PDFs
→ Raw HTML and HTTP headers
→ WARC files that replay the page as it was
→ Scheduled re-captures, so you have a record of every version over time
Run it on a schedule against government portals, news sites, or any source you expect to change quietly. Each snapshot lands in a plain folder with JSON metadata.
The Wayback Machine can't watch everything, and it can be pressured, sued, or blocked.
A thousand people each archiving what they care about cannot be.
History gets rewritten by whoever controls the record. This puts a copy of the record on your disk.
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Cool. I’m reading these for the first time btw.
Grok generated about 1M articles using a lot of compute.
You will be able to ask Grok to add/modify/delete articles and it will either take the action or tell you it won’t and why.
Because he already caved into censorship pressure.
Instagram has a massive child exploitation problem, but no arrest for Zuck, as he censors free speech and gives governments backdoor access to user data.
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