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10 votes
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Should we build our own Wayback Machines?
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[SOLVED] Archiving a deceased loved one's Twitter timeline, including media
Recently a loved one of a friend has died and they would like to archive their entire timeline (no retweets), including media they posted. I've looked around a little bit and the Twitter API only...
Recently a loved one of a friend has died and they would like to archive their entire timeline (no retweets), including media they posted.
I've looked around a little bit and the Twitter API only allows 3200 tweets to be exported. As this includes RTs, this goes back to about 2018, while the account was made in 2011, so it's missing about 90% of their tweets. Also, getting all the media isn't really possible.
Do any of you know a way to accomplish this? Or, can anyone direct me to scripts that crawl the page and save every non-RT tweet + potential media? I'm not very tech-oriented but I can at least run python scripts.
I should mention that I've so far checked out Allmytweets.net (returns RTs) and the Twitter archival project (or whatever it's called), which is a group of people that help in archiving accounts, but they haven't responded yet.
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Our past on the internet is disappearing before we can make it history
12 votes -
Why there's so little left of the early internet.
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The internet is not your friend: MySpace and the loss of memories
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Delete never: The digital hoarders who collect Tumblrs, medieval manuscripts, and terabytes of text files
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Timeliner: A personal data aggregation & personal data backup utility for Facebook, Google, Twitter, etc…
9 votes