This export process will only get your tweets and images. I don't know the best way to grab other people's tweets unfortunately.
A quick and dirty mechanism could be to screen record yourself scrolling through it with OBS, and preserving the video, if that can be done in a reasonable time.
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Just in case #google didn't already scrape a complete copy of your twitter history, this seems like a good way to hand it to them on a plate.

@dangillmor or export them and put them on your #WordPress site. There's a handy script floating about that imports them into WordPress. That's what I did at https://odd.blog/tweets/
Attached: 1 image So, I tried the @[email protected]'s new "upload your tweets" service (where you put the tweets dot js from your archive into a Google Sheet), and got this error:
@[email protected] @[email protected] just imported my tweets dot csv into a Google Sheet and I just realized... if it's just a list of Twitter URLs... is the fact that my account is banned going to be an issue?
Thank you for the tip! Waiting to have my archive. I've been thinking close my Twitter-account.
@dangillmor I believe you can just leave, delete account, without making a backup.
I have deleted all my tweets but left my account live to prevent someone impersonating me.
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Also: don’t delete your Twitter account if this concerns you:
I’m informed (feel free to confirm/disprove) that 30 days after you delete your Twit account, anyone else can open an account, grab your old handle and potentially impersonate you.
So leave a pinned tweet with your Mastodon handle so ppl can find you, delete the Twit app from your phone, and forget Lone Stink & his bird site. But leave your account open/dormant to foil the bad actors.
It's a bit unclear. I have my final archive before I left Twitter months ago.
Your tweets need to be available live for archive.org to archive them, right?
I'm not currently planning to delete my tweets, just stop tweeting, but also I think that archiving them would be smart. Not everything I tweeted is worth remembering, but some of what I said I was trying to contribute to a general store of knowledge...
It's wonderful that the Internet archive is making this facility available.
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All of them? That seems obnoxious, both a burden on Internet Archive and an overvaluation of 90% ephemeral tweets.
Individual tweets of genius? Sure, go for it. I mostly use the Wayback Machine to archive Twitter mis-steps by assholes, the things they will later claim happened because they "were hacked."