Jillian Lohndorf
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working with external and internal stakeholders using different Google forms for external/internal stakeholders email address where people can contact to nominate content creating a logo...
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Official comment The best way to confirm is to check the crawl report- does the exact same URLs show both queued and captured in the host report? The most likely explanation is that some sites have multiple versio...
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Official comment Good question! It's not currently possible to move seeds from one collection to another. This is something on our roadmap for the future, although there is no timeline yet.
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Official comment Sometimes content is captured, but there is an issue with replay. Checking if the gif displays in ProxyMode is a good first step before submitting a support ticket.
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Official comment It depends on the site, but one way would be to add our crawlers' IP range to the other IP range(s) where your site displays this localized content. This way, the site would serve the customized co...
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Official comment Any collection that has OAI-PMH enabled goes into Worldcat, so you may have seen some results, without even realizing it! Here is an example from Michigan State University; https://www.worldcat.or...
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Official comment You can make seeds inactive, which will remove it from any regularly scheduled crawls. It can still be accessed by the public, however.
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Official comment The best place to look would be the End of Term archive. You can read more here and search the archive here.
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Official comment Streaming content in general can be tricky to archive. If the popup requires human interaction, it's best to identify a URL behind the popup,if possible.
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Hi Sean! You can read all of our scoping recommendations for Facebook here. We have similar types of recommendations for other social media platforms in the "Scoping crawl for specific types of s...