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further, many people attempted to restore pages by reposting from cache |
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and places like way back web. however the powers that be for that site |
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fully rejected said content since it didn't match their new format. so |
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nearly every google page you hit ends up '404'. |
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-d |
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On 06/11/10 04:07, Martin Guy wrote: |
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> On 6/11/10, jesse@×××××××××××××.com <jesse@×××××××××××××.com> wrote: |
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>> It seems that the "official" gentoo wiki project has |
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>> either stalled or is being done behind the curtain |
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> The gentoo wiki was maintained by an individual who managed to lose |
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> the entire thing in a server crash and not have any backups. An object |
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> lesson in "how to do throw away a ton of other people's time and |
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> knowledge with as little effort as possible, while simultaneously |
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> doing a small lobotomy to the world mind". |
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> wiki.gentoo.org would be the most sensible place - it might be backed |
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> up independently by more than one person that way - but it's |
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> username-password locked even for reading, which completely defeats |
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> the point of a technical wiki in open-source world. |
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> M |
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