User:Emijrp

Around the year 2150, petabytes of currently generated content, if preserved, will enter in the public domain
and will be freely used in projects like Wikipedia.

I am the same guy of Wikipedia (User:Emijrp). You can contact me (emijrpgmail.com) if you have questions related to wikis or libre content.

An English-centric archival effort is a biased one. Surf this: http://www.dmoz.org/World/

Download a backup of Archive Team Wiki from here.

Projects

• Jamendo holds about 2 TB of music. Jason Scott added 59,000 albums to Internet Archive using my download script. That was in 2012, a new scan would be nice.
• LibreTeam
• ProHosting
• WikiTeam, the Archive Team subcommittee for wikis
  • Nupedia (save the ~20 published articles here)
  • GNUPedia (Only 3 articles where sent to the mailing list. Archived links in the article.)
  • Wikipedia (see User:Emijrp/Wikipedia Archive):
  • Wikia wikis: http://wiki-stats.wikia.com/
  • Enciclopedia Libre Universal en Español [1]. Saved all images (2GB) 2010-08-14
  • Wikanda: http://www.wikanda.es Done!
  • Citizendium [2]
• OpenStreetMap [3]
• OmegaWiki [4]. Saved! 2010-10-31
• GeoNames [5]

How to upload stuff to Internet Archive

To upload stuff to Internet Archive you can use the web interface, but in this tutorial we will learn to use the GNU/Linux console and the internetarchive Python module. You need a Linux distro, Python, pip and an account in Internet Archive.

• sudo apt-get install python
• sudo easy_install pip
• sudo pip install internetarchive
• ia configure

Maintenance

Dealing with spam in this wiki:

• MediaWiki:Spam-blacklist and MediaWiki:Spam-whitelist
• MediaWiki:Titleblacklist and MediaWiki:Titlewhitelist (examples http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Titleblacklist)

Other:

• Template:Infobox project
• Template:Navigation box
• Special:Newpages
• Special:Random/User