I’ve been working on a long-term project to reconstruct and preserve early versions of the EVE Online website using the Wayback Machine.
It’s called EVE Lost Data Database, and the goal is to organize historical web data year by year (starting from 2000–2001) into a structured and accessible archive.
Each year includes:
Original HTML files and embedded images
Screenshots of archived pages
A clean chronological structure
Explainer videos covering the content
There is also a complete archive with everything compiled together.
The idea is to preserve a piece of internet history that is currently scattered across different snapshots and not easy to explore.
If you’re into data preservation, old internet, or EVE history, I’d love to hear your thoughts or feedback. Contributions are also welcome.
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I’m eager to see the completed work from this, and I would also love, if possible once it’s all done to preserve a copy as well. Since I try to archive official EVE stuff as much as possible it’d be amazing to add something like this for the safekeeping.
That would only feed me the necessary salt I want, the way I see CCP likes to ■■■■ on my head with their bs, I just want to remember them I’m not so inoffensive.
Peace thru strength. A post means nothing, the important part is the idea. Never let those ppl get too confortable, I’ll never forgive them for Triglavian ■■■■■■■■.
As if we already didn’t have a bunch of useless crap all over the internet wasting space and bandwidth. Completely unnecessary. There’s no ‘‘history’’ there, just a lot of outdated information that nobody needs anymore.
I’m afraid I don’t agree with that mate. I think this old content its very interesting to read and see because i havent found some of the images on the internet, so i think its very interesting to see how the developers thought about the game in the past. Also, there is history in this files, old lore about the game and maybe we can see things the lore doesn’t tell us now, but i respect your opinion and thanks for sharing it.