Difference between revisions of "Wysp"
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| image = Wysp-screenshot.png | | image = Wysp-screenshot.png | ||
| project_status = {{closing}} | | project_status = {{closing}} | ||
| archiving_status = {{ | | archiving_status = {{inprogress}} | ||
| archiving_type = DPoS | | archiving_type = DPoS | ||
| source = [https://github.com/ArchiveTeam/wysp-grab wysp-grab] | |||
| tracker = [https://tracker.archiveteam.org/wysp/ wysp] | |||
| irc = wyspedaway | | irc = wyspedaway | ||
| lead = [[User:OrIdow6|OrIdow6]] | | lead = [[User:OrIdow6|OrIdow6]] | ||
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'''Wysp''' is a website and community founded in 2011 focused on helping creators in the digital art space "to grow ever better and bigger".<ref>{{ | '''Wysp''' is a website and community founded in 2011 focused on helping creators in the digital art space "to grow ever better and bigger".<ref>{{url|https://www.wysp.ws/about/}}</ref> It is permanently shutting down on 2023-08-01, urging users to save any data they wish to keep as it will not be recoverable after then.<ref>{{url|https://www.wysp.ws/}}</ref> | ||
== Initial remarks on grab == | == Initial remarks on grab == | ||
Revision as of 16:31, 17 July 2023
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| URL | https://www.wysp.ws/ |
| Status | Closing |
| Archiving status | In progress... |
| Archiving type | DPoS |
| Project source | wysp-grab |
| Project tracker | wysp |
| IRC channel | #wyspedaway (on hackint) |
| Project lead | OrIdow6 |
Wysp is a website and community founded in 2011 focused on helping creators in the digital art space "to grow ever better and bigger".[1] It is permanently shutting down on 2023-08-01, urging users to save any data they wish to keep as it will not be recoverable after then.[2]
Initial remarks on grab
The site is fairly clean overall but has hetrogenetity in its JS (for instances the subtle differences in bookmarks vs followers loading) that required a lot of tedium writing the script. Playback should go well except for gallery list pages, which use XHR requests whose col_heights parameter is a function of browser width, and (as far as I can tell) the text content of text posts, when they appear; I have tried to recreate the calculation of col_heights on a 1080px-width screen, but it will probably break on text posts.
The site has NSFW ("Mature") posts, which do not require a login to view given their URL, but require one to see on the gallery list pages/requests. Therefore I get gallery pages with an authed session cookie. Also, the requests made by the "following" tab will redirect to the homepage if not authed; this looks a lot like an oversight, but out of caution I get them authed but with write_to_warc=false, for discovery; and unauthed to capture the redirect, which is saved.