Is the main benefit of an archived link that the related content remains accessible in the event the direct link becomes inaccessible?
That's correct. It preserves the original link as a mirror in case its content gets deleted/censored/modified or simply if the website goes down.
It may also work for websites with paywalls or geo-block (based on the location of your IP).
> Is the main benefit of an archived link that the related content remains accessible in the event the direct link becomes inaccessible?
That's correct. It preserves the original link as a mirror in case its content gets deleted/censored/modified or simply if the website goes down.
It may also work for websites with paywalls or geo-block (based on the location of your IP).
IN ADDITION
It also stops the originall site (example, MSM site) from receiving any ad-revenue from clicks or user data, because no one actually visits the MSM site, they only visit the static archived page.
IN ADDITION
It also stops the originall site (example, MSM site) from receiving any ad-revenue from clicks or user data, because no one actually visits the MSM site, they only visit the static archived page.
lol I realized I forgot to mention that important part, but you did it for me before I could edit my comment.
Thanks bud!
lol I realized I forgot to mention that important part, but you did it for me before I could edit my comment.
Thanks bud!
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