@Chronotope @palewire There is an interesting well-used WP plugin that does broken links, but it needs a small tweak to close the loop.
@palewire @Chronotope Here's some code in multiple languages that could do just that: https:/
For citations, @Regina2SU, you could use the W3C's Webmention protocol for sending/receiving notifications
https:/
@Chronotope Sadly, ever so sadly, I'm not. I'm trying to catch some of the livestream though.
@Chronotope @palewire While I'm thinking about it there's lots of great stuff at https:/
@Chronotope I think that @palewire built this into WordPress at some point: http:/
#DtMH2017: If you need additional examples of site deaths like mummify.it to underline @mart1nkle1n's point:
https:/
@machawk1 @LinkArchiver I'm also saving all of the related social data generated by Twitter, et al. too.
eg: http:/
#Journalists, @palewire has built a nice tool for archiving your stories
https:/
#DtMH2017
@machawk1 @LinkArchiver #DtMH2017 I post all of my content to my *own* site first and then syndicate it to Twitter secondarily. All of my primary website posts are additionally backed up via API to @InternetArchive in addition to @LinkArchiver and personal back ups (local and cloud) of my site and occasional downloads of my exported Twitter Archive. #saveallthethings
See also: https:/
Are you archiving your own Tweets? Try following @LinkArchiver #DtMH2017
https:/
Our friends at the #IndieWeb have some advice/help for sending data to @InternetArchive
https:/
#DtMH2017
I'm curating a list of people talking about Dodging The Memory Hole here:
https:/
Tweet #DtMH2017 to add yourself.