protect against ai scraping that they can't monetize even though it uses none of their own server time
this post was submitted on 12 Aug 2025
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This could potentially destroy existing archived data
How so? Do archive services not also archive content from linked CDNs?
Maybe I'm mistaken but I have heard the Internet Archive applies robots.txt retroactively
don't they already?
whenever I looked for old reddit threads on internet archive they never showed up.