`Amazon Web Services` ‧ `Terms of Service` ‧ not tracked anymore

Ndpnt commented 1 month ago

No version of the `Terms of Service` of service `Amazon Web Services` is recorded anymore since 16 October 2024 at 14:28:04 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

Extract failed: The provided selector "#fakeSelector" has no match in the web page at 'https://aws.amazon.com/service-terms/'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

[ ] https://aws.amazon.com/service-terms/

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

Try updating the selectors.
Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2024-10-16T14:28:04Z as the validUntil value.
If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2024-10-16T14:28:04Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

Ndpnt commented 1 month ago

No version of the `Terms of Service` of service `Amazon Web Services` is recorded anymore since 17 October 2024 at 9:11:10 UTC

The source document has not been recorded in a snapshot, thus no version can be extracted.

What went wrong

Fetch failed: Received HTTP code 404 when trying to fetch 'https://aws.amazon.com/service-terms/'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

[ ] https://aws.amazon.com/service-terms/

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

Try updating the selectors.
Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2024-10-17T09:11:10Z as the validUntil value.
If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2024-10-17T09:11:10Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

Ndpnt commented 1 month ago

No version of the `Terms of Service` of service `Amazon Web Services` is recorded anymore since 17 October 2024 at 9:13:18 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

Extract failed: The provided selector "#fakeSelector" has no match in the web page at 'https://aws.amazon.com/service-terms/'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

[ ] https://aws.amazon.com/service-terms/

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

Try updating the selectors.
Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2024-10-17T09:13:18Z as the validUntil value.
If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2024-10-17T09:13:18Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

Ndpnt commented 1 month ago

No version of the `Terms of Service` of service `Amazon Web Services` is recorded anymore since 17 October 2024 at 9:14:26 UTC

The source document has not been recorded in a snapshot, thus no version can be extracted.

What went wrong

Fetch failed: Received HTTP code 404 when trying to fetch 'https://aws.amazon.com/service-terms/'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

[ ] https://aws.amazon.com/service-terms/

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

Try updating the selectors.
Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2024-10-17T09:14:26Z as the validUntil value.
If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2024-10-17T09:14:26Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

Ndpnt commented 1 month ago

No version of the `Terms of Service` of service `Amazon Web Services` is recorded anymore since 17 October 2024 at 9:17:27 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

Extract failed: The provided selector "#fakeSelector" has no match in the web page at 'https://aws.amazon.com/service-terms/'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

[ ] https://aws.amazon.com/service-terms/

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

Try updating the selectors.
Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2024-10-17T09:17:27Z as the validUntil value.
If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2024-10-17T09:17:27Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

Ndpnt commented 1 month ago

No version of the `Terms of Service` of service `Amazon Web Services` is recorded anymore since 17 October 2024 at 9:17:50 UTC

The source document has not been recorded in a snapshot, thus no version can be extracted.

What went wrong

Fetch failed: Received HTTP code 404 when trying to fetch 'https://aws.amazon.com/service-terms/'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

[ ] https://aws.amazon.com/service-terms/

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

Try updating the selectors.
Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2024-10-17T09:17:50Z as the validUntil value.
If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2024-10-17T09:17:50Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

Ndpnt commented 1 month ago

No version of the `Terms of Service` of service `Amazon Web Services` is recorded anymore since 17 October 2024 at 9:25:13 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

Extract failed: The provided selector "#fakeSelector" has no match in the web page at 'https://aws.amazon.com/service-terms/'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

[ ] https://aws.amazon.com/service-terms/

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

Try updating the selectors.
Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2024-10-17T09:25:13Z as the validUntil value.
If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2024-10-17T09:25:13Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

Ndpnt commented 1 month ago

No version of the `Terms of Service` of service `Amazon Web Services` is recorded anymore since 17 October 2024 at 9:26:05 UTC

The source document has not been recorded in a snapshot, thus no version can be extracted.

What went wrong

Fetch failed: Received HTTP code 404 when trying to fetch 'https://aws.amazon.com/service-terms/'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

[ ] https://aws.amazon.com/service-terms/

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

Try updating the selectors.
Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2024-10-17T09:26:05Z as the validUntil value.
If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2024-10-17T09:26:05Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

Ndpnt commented 1 month ago

No version of the `Terms of Service` of service `Amazon Web Services` is recorded anymore since 17 October 2024 at 9:27:17 UTC

The source document has been recorded in a snapshot, but no version can be extracted. After correction, it might still be possible to recover the missed versions.

What went wrong

Extract failed: The provided selector "#fakeSelector" has no match in the web page at 'https://aws.amazon.com/service-terms/'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

[ ] https://aws.amazon.com/service-terms/

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

Try updating the selectors.
Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2024-10-17T09:27:17Z as the validUntil value.
If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2024-10-17T09:27:17Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

References

Ndpnt commented 1 month ago

No version of the `Terms of Service` of service `Amazon Web Services` is recorded anymore since 17 October 2024 at 9:28:07 UTC

The source document has not been recorded in a snapshot, thus no version can be extracted.

What went wrong

Fetch failed: Received HTTP code 404 when trying to fetch 'https://aws.amazon.com/service-terms/'

How to resume tracking

First of all, check if the source documents are accessible through a web browser:

[ ] https://aws.amazon.com/service-terms/

If the source documents are accessible through a web browser

Edit the declaration:

Try updating the selectors.
Try switching client scripts on with expert mode.

If the source documents are not accessible anymore

If the source documents have moved, find their new location and update it.
If these terms have been removed, move them from the declaration to its history file, using 2024-10-17T09:28:07Z as the validUntil value.
If the service has closed, move the entire contents of the declaration to its history file, using 2024-10-17T09:28:07Z as the validUntil value.

If none of the above works

If the source documents are accessible in a browser but fetching them always fails from the Open Terms Archive server, this is most likely because the service provider has blocked the Open Terms Archive robots from accessing its content. In this case, updating the declaration will not enable resuming tracking. Only an agreement with the service provider, an engine upgrade, or some technical workarounds provided by the administrator of this collection’s server might resume tracking.

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