Tool to Pull Content From Wayback Machine?

[sherpasean]

What's it called? There's a tool that pulls content from expired domains on the wayback machine. Anyone know where I can get it?

 

[aksh patel]

expire article hunter & waybackmachinedownloader

 

[sherpasean]

expire article hunter & waybackmachinedownloader

Thanks buddy

 

[lewo]

expire article hunter & waybackmachinedownloader

I'm pretty sure Expired Article Hunter is no longer working or supported

 

[sherpasean]

Actually this brings up another question. Anyone ever gotten in trouble for using content from an expired domain?

 

[cameron.wright45]

The web archive and the Wayback machine are somewhat synonymous, so for all intents and purposes, you needn't make a differentiation between the two. The Wayback Machine is simply the name that Web Archive has given to their website, and is well known amongst individuals on the internet who have the desire to recover lost content or rebuild sites from the Wayback Machine.

 

[sherpasean]

The web archive and the Wayback machine are somewhat synonymous, so for all intents and purposes, you needn't make a differentiation between the two. The Wayback Machine is simply the name that Web Archive has given to their website, and is well known amongst individuals on the internet who have the desire to recover lost content or rebuild sites from the Wayback Machine.

mmmmmyeeesss *takes a sip of tea with pinky out

 

[blogzandstuff]

mmmmmyeeesss *takes a sip of tea with pinky out

Try doing that when you are a big dragon, not easy

 

[HustleTong]

Does it currently work? Also, is it safe to use such pulled out content?

 

[sherpasean]

Does it currently work? Also, is it safe to use such pulled out content?

Just tried the demo version of waybackmachinedownloader.... seems to work good.

Not sure about the second part of your question. As long as it's not duplicate and you think you won't get hit with copyright issues then go for it.

Was hoping for more clarification on the copyright thing though.

 

[drilonnn]

The web archive and the Wayback machine are somewhat synonymous, so for all intents and purposes, you needn't make a differentiation between the two. The Wayback Machine is simply the name that Web Archive has given to their website, and is well known amongst individuals on the internet who have the desire to recover lost content or rebuild sites from the Wayback Machine.

Oh shit, we didn't know that. Thanks for clearing things up. 8 more posts and you'll be able to send PMs.

 

[sherpasean]

Oh shit, we didn't know that. Thanks for clearing things up. 8 more posts and you'll be able to send PMs.

You'd think he'd just go ask for samples in the marketplace all day.

 

[HustleTong]

Just tried the demo version of waybackmachinedownloader.... seems to work good.

Not sure about the second part of your question. As long as it's not duplicate and you think you won't get hit with copyright issues then go for it.

Was hoping for more clarification on the copyright thing though.

Thanks, glad to hear it's still balling

 

[dreadpixel]

This reads very promisingly if only you could know old data about that link. Like BuzzSumo for expired domains. And grab that article that was really good in that blog that closed.

 

[HardSearcher]

Interested in.