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Revision as of 00:13, 6 April 2026 by Sojourna (talk | contribs) (Companies not specifically excluded but sort of are: Added Reddit mention.)
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w the advent of more archival services being used perhaps more of them might end up getting blocked in which case I feel we could migrate to a general list. SinexTitan (talk) 18:29, 5 April 2026 (UTC)Reply

Companies not specifically excluded but sort of are

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Adding information here that doesn't quite fit the topic on the article page, if anyone chooses to make use of it in some manner.


  • Instagram — Only the front-facing website home page, and even that is only partially since at least 1 January 2026. Attempting to archive a post/reel results in a "limitations" error. [1]
    • Facebook too, unsurprisingly, since both are subsidiaries under the Meta name.
  • X — Same problem as Instagram above, though for years longer (since at least its rebranding from Twitter). [2]
  • Reddit — Bit of a different beast here. Most of the time, the Wayback Machine will archive the main post. However if you're wanting the comment replies included, you'll need to use the sub-domain for old Reddit.


There's many websites that hide the user content behind account walls, but those are the biggest offenders I can think of so far. — Sojourna (talk) 00:09, 6 April 2026 (UTC)Reply