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Wikipedia blacklists Archive.today, starts removing 695,000 archive links

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Wikipedia has blacklisted Archive.today and plans to remove around 695,000 archive links due to the site's involvement in a DDoS attack and its alteration of archived webpages, which compromises reliability. This action underscores WikipediaG??s commitment to maintaining the integrity and security of its content sources, advising content creators to ensure the platforms they reference uphold ethical standards and do not manipulate data.

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