Thanks, Paolo.

I hadn't added archive.org because it requires us to upload the files, and the files cannot be deleted in the future, so, upload the latest dumps (updated every month or so) could be a waste of resources for them. I was thinking about mirrors who runs wget to slurp all the files from download.wikimedia.org, and the next month delete the previous ones.

Of course, we can contact to archive.org to ask them about the wget idea.

Regards,
emijrp

2010/11/16 paolo massa <paolo@gnuband.org>
I've added archive.org ;)

On Tue, Nov 16, 2010 at 12:05 PM, emijrp <emijrp@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all;
>
> I have started a new page in meta: for coordinating the efforts in mirroring
> Wikimedia project XML dumps. I asked some days ago to iBiblio if they were
> interested in this, but they replied: "Unfortunately, we do not have the
> resources to provide a mirror of wikipedia. Best of luck!"
>
> I think that we must work on this, so, all the help is welcome. If you know
> about universities, archives, etc, that could be interested in get a copy of
> the XML files, for backup or research purposes, please, add them to the list
> and we can send them a letter.
>
> We are compiling all the human knowledge! That deserves being mirroring ad
> nauseam!
>
> Regards,
> emijrp
>
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