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General Inquiries

For general questions about the archive, memberships, or collaborations:

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Research Desk

For academic researchers, historians, and institutions requesting access to archived materials:

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Office Hours

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Saturday 10:00 – 14:00 PST
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Technical Support

For issues with the archive platform, crawling requests, or API access:

Common Questions

Quick answers to frequently asked questions about the archive.

How do I request that a specific webpage be archived?

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Use the contact form above and select "Contributions & Donations" as the department. Include the URL and an estimated date range. Our crawlers will attempt to capture and preserve the page within 48 hours.

Can I use the archived content for academic research?

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Yes! Most content in our archive is available under Creative Commons licenses or for personal/educational use. For commercial licensing or bulk data access, contact our Research Desk directly.

Do you archive content from before 1990?

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Our primary focus is 1990–2004, but we do maintain a small collection of pre-web digital content including Usenet archives, BBS captures, and early Gopher directories. Contact research@1990webarchive.com for details.

How can I donate old personal webpages?

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We welcome personal website donations! You can upload your old pages via our Contributor Portal or email them directly to hello@1990webarchive.com in HTML, ZIP, or WARC format.

Is there an API for accessing the archive programmatically?

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Yes, we offer a REST API with tiered access. Free tier includes 1,000 requests/day. For full access, visit our Developer Documentation or email support@1990webarchive.com for a developer key.
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