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[archives-of-iacon]

Administrative Update – Outreach Division

Following a regrettably public mishap involving an unfinished internal draft and an unsecured data-slate, the Archives of Iacon would like to formally inform all users that a cleared and intentional introduction post for the Archives’ Outreach Team (currently operating under the designation “C.O.G.S.”) has now been uploaded.

The contents of the post have been reviewed, redacted, un-redacted, rephrased, and ultimately approved following extensive consultation with the Senior Archivists Council and, with some internal reluctance, the acquisition of an official written endorsement from retired Optimus Prime concerning the acceptable usage of emojis in formal archival communications.

Users are reminded that C.O.G.S. is a junior-led initiative intended to promote greater public engagement with historical materials and foster cultural curiosity, particularly among younger Cybertronians. Any questions, comments, or unprompted warnings about “the state of modern data integrity” may be directed to the Outreach Team directly, as they have been advised to handle their own correspondence.

We thank our visitors for their patience and urge them to enjoy the new channel for as long as it remains intact.

—The Archives Administration

[adiraofthetals]

You know its going to be one hell of a day when these four are trending:

[mesopelagic-zone]

Internet Archive and 'The Wayback Machine' are Experiencing an Existential, Legal Threat.

Below is a link to a petition whose goal it is to save one of the most effective tools against digital censorship available to the public.

"At a time when digital information is being deleted, rewritten, and erased, preservation is more important than ever."

Signing this petition is FREE and takes less than 5 minutes.

Recently, user @we-are-astronomer was able to utilize Internet Archive's Wayback Machine to locate and preserve government articles DELETED from the NASA website by Trump Administration censors. For more information, their post can be found underneath the break.

If resources such as these are destroyed, we risk losing every digital article and file deleted under the Trump Administration's censorship. Without a method for restoring erased information, censorship proceeds unhindered. No body, no crime.

Collective action gets results. Do your part to protect public peace of mind.

[political-us]

https://www.politico.com/news/2025/02/07/trump-fires-national-archives-chief-00203246

[srisrisriddd]

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[klm-zoflorr]

Its not even lust anymore i just want Elias to come into my house and do my paperwork for me

[covid-safer-hotties]

All of the NIH databases about to look like this when Señor Wormbrain takes over as chairman:

[deadpresidents]

"I'm sure that the Presidents who stand out in our history and in our memory are those who led the nation through times of great trial and challenge...Washington, Jackson, Lincoln, Wilson, Roosevelt, Truman. On the other hand, these very same Presidents would not be regarded now as great if their reactions and their responses had been weak, or if they had failed to achieve some of their major goals of if they had run away from the challenges...Greatness is an elusive thing and the judgment of history is sometimes different from that that is made when a President's in office or just after he leaves office. Wilson died a broken and disappointed man because he failed to win approval of the League [of Nations]. Yet history has judged that he was right in that fight and the willful men of the Senate who opposed him were wrong...There are a great many misconceptions about the Presidency...Some people think the President is a man who welcomes visitors to our country, who signs the laws that Congress sends him, who occasionally makes a speech about one of our problems, a kind of father or figurehead. Others see him as a manipulator or as an arm twister who is interested in power and how to use it. Others see him as a solitary figure surrounded by yes men, insulated from all [counselors], isolated from the real world. But very few people have any idea of the long and tedious and grinding work that goes into every Presidential day. I doubt that there was a single day of the Presidency, Sundays included, that I didn't give two or three hours to just solitary reading. There was hardly a night that I was President that I didn't read two or three hours. Even if it were a State Dinner or dancing...when I retired for the evening, I would have two hours of night reading ahead of me...No President in history has been able to do all the things that he or the people hoped he could accomplish at the time of election. But that doesn't mean that the job is impossible and that doesn't mean it's doomed. It's doable."

-- Former President Lyndon B. Johnson, on some of the unseen work of the Presidency.

Here's a great photograph taken by White House photographer Robert Knudson of some of LBJ's "night reading" homework, waiting for the President on his bed in the White House on October 12, 1966:

(I want to thank the incredible archivists at the @lbjlibrary and the National Archives ( @usnatarchives on Tumblr) -- especially, in this case, Chris of the Audiovisual Archives at the LBJ Library -- for tracking down a high-quality version of this specific photo for me. Without having any specifics on when or where the photo was taken, I reached out to the LBJ Library and vaguely described seeing this photo in the past and they quickly found a high-quality file that they sent me. The LBJ Library has done this numerous times for me over the years and I cannot express how grateful I always am for their help. The archivists at the National Archives and the NARA's Presidential Library system are incredible public servants and one of the very best examples of our federal government providing services to and for the American people.)

[azmodeusjay]

Halloween costumes

[theabsurdityarchive]

Even if there’s a valid concern — national security, optics, conflict of interest — running the same impeachment routine again feels like trying to fix a broken system by mashing the same button harder. This isn’t oversight anymore — it’s forced mental gymnastics, and we’re all already exhausted from our last brush with the parallel bars.

Meaning Rents Here

[lucelute]

Thanks internet archive

Please give a big thanks to the internet archive.

Because thanks to the Trump administration the CDC has pulled a plethora of resources and articles that so much as referenced biological man or woman in their wording.

Anything to do with the LGBT+ community, rights, civil rights, STDs, a page that helps with natural disasters, even some that were directed to teenage health, and more.

So give a big thanks to the internet archive, because thanks to them, we still can find this studies and resources that should have never been take down.

[mummy-thomas]

Message mommy now to get the best care💓❤

[kryzobi-wan]

Stop the presses, the best LinkedIn post just dropped

@heckyeahnationaltreasure

[supahstahwarriah]

URGENT! Sally desperately needs around $170 to pay for her daughter's medication! Very time sensitive, so please share and donate ASAP!