General Knowledgeu/Kind_Perception13092023-06-06 19:14 UTC9 points
This is a useful guide, in case anyone gets lost in the vertigo of texts
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u/TechnoMagical_Intent
6 points2023-06-06 19:24
If anybody out there knows a relatively easy (and free) way to replicate/backup the wiki off-site of Reddit, and still make it publicly accessible on the open internet, please let us know.
And BTW, the wiki is never finished. It's always being refined and expanded, from a backlog of comment and post links (and eventually more Tensegrity video links).
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u/YungSnuggieDisciple
1 points2023-06-06 21:03
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/amomentunfolding
2 points2023-06-07 14:02
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/xi8t
1 points2023-06-09 02:24
There are links that lead to comments and posts on wiki page. It is possible to make a script that will get contents of a post or a comment and put it under appropriate topic of wiki let's say in .html
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u/YungSnuggieDisciple
5 points2023-06-06 20:42
I tried that just now, that link doesn't work unless /index is added at the end of the URL
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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If anybody out there knows a relatively easy (and free) way to replicate/backup the wiki off-site of Reddit, and still make it publicly accessible on the open internet, please let us know.
And BTW, the wiki is never finished. It's always being refined and expanded, from a backlog of comment and post links (and eventually more Tensegrity video links).
Since there’s a lot of media, videos, text displayed at the same time, sites like Cohost and Tumblr come to mind.
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
There are links that lead to comments and posts on wiki page. It is possible to make a script that will get contents of a post or a comment and put it under appropriate topic of wiki let's say in .html
I tried that just now, that link doesn't work unless /index is added at the end of the URL
https://www.reddit.com/r/castaneda/wiki/index
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.
From Chat:
jeunpeun99
saved some info from this sub via BDFR https://github.com/aliparlakci/bulk-downloader-for-reddit.
And saved the wiki pages via https://www.reddit.com/r/castaneda/wiki/pages.json >>
There is also a script that turns the output of BDFR into html. See https://github.com/BlipRanger/bdfr-html
Is it possible to save everything?
What of the ones on Fb too