Discussion The Importance of Archiving EVERYTHING (As a Coomer)

[BuccaThots]

As a coomer of the interwebs for many years, I've recently started to archive my favorite coom material. Ranging from e girls who came and went, minor d celebs that prospered or didn't. What I've come across is:

• Dead Links
• Removed Instagram post & lives
• Privated Youtube videos
• Snapchat
• Older Twitter pics and videos
• Degraded quality of the material

SJW have been pushing for the ban of all subreddits that "Sexualize" women. A lot of content stored on Reddit would be gone.
Examples:

• Singers will get their live performances DMCA strike
• When Bella T started an OF, she took down old social media content that was on Reddit
• Celebrities don't like certain candid shots or older social media content they posted, on other websites.
• Companies that do photoshoots with celebs will private older content after a while. BTS videos etc.

Reminder to save everything, Use a web scraper that will download everything from a source. Even if you don't think one exists for the website you want. Google & github has it.

 

[lyfary]

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I find this hard to believe, considering every porn subreddit has become free advertising for OF girls to spam in. So much that its hard to find actual amateur porn there anymore.

This site and sites like it should be a prime example of why you should download something if you like it. When you remember that perfect photo and have to scour through dead links and spam to find it, if it even still exists...

 

[Venom Snake]

Yea, I doubt that Reddit would even think about banning all subreddits that sexualize women, considering just how vague that definition is. Is that just Hardcore? Or do they go too far and start banning classical art because it shows naked women?

 

[BlorkTheOrk]

lololol "it's them dang SJWs!"

 

[gtaporn]

A lot of sub-reddits shutdown because well they were like this site. And reddit complies with DCMA / Anti-Piracy. They also warned sub-reddits of the crackdown a couple years back so they could clean up.

They never really cracked down on the individual picture per say. But if you posted library links eg mega and the like then that's what they cracked down on.

Now as far as people removing themselves because they have an OF account they are trying to push. That's a whole other story.