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🗄 Event data management app used at DataRescues
https://www.archivers.space/
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change "crawled by Internet Archive" from binary to datetime #16

Open kmcculloch opened 7 years ago

kmcculloch commented 7 years ago

From @titaniumbones on February 7, 2017 12:50

the chrome extension currently queries the IA db already; it could pass a timestamp to the app if we can get to #40.

Copied from original issue: b5/pipeline#42

kmcculloch commented 7 years ago

From @danielballan on February 7, 2017 15:22

Good idea. I also think it should include the link to archived copy so that researchers can quickly inspect how well the page was successfully captured.

I don't think we can need to get this from the extension, though. I like that Pipeline reaches out the archive at load time rather than stashing information in a database because this way our info is always up to date.

kmcculloch commented 7 years ago

From @danielballan on February 7, 2017 15:23

P.S. I'm using GitHub's "Assignees" feature to mark a few things I plan to work on in the next couple weeks. If someone else feel motivated to jump in get it done, please feel free to say so!

kmcculloch commented 7 years ago

From @titaniumbones on February 7, 2017 16:31

great, if that works let's do it through the app. Dan Allan notifications@github.com writes:

Good idea. I also think it should include the link to archived copy so that researchers can quickly inspect how well the page was successfully captured.

I don't think we can need to get this from the extension, though. I like that Pipeline reaches out the archive at load time rather than stashing information in a database because this way our info is always up to date.

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kmcculloch commented 7 years ago

From @danielballan on February 7, 2017 17:3

What's the most useful time to show? The most recent capture? The oldest one? Two times -- before and after the transition?

kmcculloch commented 7 years ago

From @titaniumbones on February 7, 2017 17:5

most recent probably -- because the question is, "do we capture it now"?

both sounds nice unless it's hard to represent in the web page.

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What's the most useful time to show? The most recent capture? The oldest one? Two times -- before and after the transition?

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kmcculloch commented 7 years ago

From @danielballan on February 7, 2017 17:8

Good enough. I'll open a PR to show the latest and a link to the full history, which I think would be hard to succinctly represent.