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@chr @nightpool Hi, I have encountered a technical problem when trying to create an archive at cybre.space. When I click the "Request Your Archive" button, a "Compiling your archive..." entry appears, but after ~1 hour or so it just disappears again. 
I started seeing this problem since at least months ago. Could you please take a look? Thanks.
There's a stale entry in my archive list that started its creation since "Feb 22, 2022, 14:50" and now it still says "Compiling your archive...", I wonder if it's related to the current problem... Alternatively, the system claims "You can request an archive every 7 days." so I wonder if it's just a rate-limit thing that will automatically resolve if I don't retry within 7 days...
@chjara Back in the Usenet era, the entire history of all NNTP servers can be archived and replayed later, using just a mbox file. You can still read threads from the late 80s as if it was unfolding in real time. Fedi needs something like this.
The privacy situation is entirely different, though. Most Fedi users will probably reject any large-scale, server-wide archives. But I think some preservation can still be done at a smaller scale, for example, archiving posts in one's own timeline or single-user instance for personal use.
@chjara Back in the Usenet era, the entire history of all NNTP servers can be archived and replayed later, using just a mbox file. You can still read threads from the late 80s as if it was unfolding in real time. Fedi needs something like this.
The privacy situation is entirely different, though. Most Fedi users will probably reject any large-scale, server-wide archives. But I think some preservation can still be done at a smaller scale, for example, archiving posts in one's own timeline or single-user instance for personal use.
