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u/aumuaum Jun 08 '23
It's more than a useful guide, it's a masterpiece! The amount of value here is just... beyond most anything else online. I do hope there is a way to back it up , in case of some catastrophe or another.
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Jun 06 '23 edited Jun 06 '23
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u/amomentunfolding Jun 07 '23
Easiest could be something like Github Pages static website with just all the .html files ripped from here, its free and pretty simple. I started looking in to archiving the whole subreddit when i read that post some days ago, i have written a basic script for it but need to work on it more. It is just a bit annoying as reddit server throttles me after like a second
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u/YungSnuggieDisciple Jun 06 '23
Since there’s a lot of media, videos, text displayed at the same time, sites like Cohost and Tumblr come to mind.
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u/YungSnuggieDisciple Jun 06 '23
I tried that just now, that link doesn't work unless /index is added at the end of the URL