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Got it. I have no idea how quickly this happened in the past.
They should set it up so that old administration URLs take you to a notice saying “the content you’re looking for may be available from NARA here [link].” That would require some allegiance to the idea of consistency of government.
They should set it up so that old administration URLs take you to a notice saying “the content you’re looking for may be available from NARA here [link].” That would require some allegiance to the idea of consistency of government.
January 21, 2025 at 1:57 PM
Got it. I have no idea how quickly this happened in the past.
They should set it up so that old administration URLs take you to a notice saying “the content you’re looking for may be available from NARA here [link].” That would require some allegiance to the idea of consistency of government.
They should set it up so that old administration URLs take you to a notice saying “the content you’re looking for may be available from NARA here [link].” That would require some allegiance to the idea of consistency of government.
My (very limited) understanding: it’s standard practice for each administration’s website to be archived by NARA. I think you should be able to find the statement/press release here: www.archives.gov/presidential...
I don’t know if/when search engines catch up, but it seems like they should.
I don’t know if/when search engines catch up, but it seems like they should.
Archived Presidential White House Websites
White House websites are Presidential records. The official files that make up a Presidential administration's website are preserved in our Executive Office of the President Electronic Records Archive...
www.archives.gov
January 21, 2025 at 1:11 PM
My (very limited) understanding: it’s standard practice for each administration’s website to be archived by NARA. I think you should be able to find the statement/press release here: www.archives.gov/presidential...
I don’t know if/when search engines catch up, but it seems like they should.
I don’t know if/when search engines catch up, but it seems like they should.