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The Book namespace was introduced in 2009 as a way to download or print a collection of articles. To do this you use Special:Book to select a collection of articles you want in the book. divide them into chapters and choose some rendering settings. You can also give it a cover image, change the color of the book, choose rendering settings, and ...
Deletionpedia was an online archive wiki containing articles deleted from the English Wikipedia. Its version of each article included a header with more information about the deletion such as whether a speedy deletion occurred, where the deletion discussion about the article can be found and which editor deleted the article.
No. I am not talking about using the Internet Archive for citations (e.g. the Wayback Machine). I am talking about the Wikipedia article on the Internet Archive. The reason why you might find my missing the point is that you're on the wrong page for the discussion that you're trying to have. This is the Talk page for the article.
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The ones near the bottom from Wikipedia talk:Articles for creation were only proposed articles, not real articles. Anything that is promotional should not be preserved here when it's been deleted to get it out of the encyclopedia (eg, "File:Singh Rashmi's book The Fallen Love release at WORLD BOOK FAIR 2012 PUBLISHED BY PIGEON BOOKS NEW DELHI ...
When a page is deleted, its text remains in the text table but its metadata (e.g. its deleted revision history) is moved from the revision table to the archive table, which was created on 10 August 2002. Page text was also stored in the archive table until Wikipedia was upgraded to MediaWiki 1.5 in June 2005. [c]
But ultimately, Judge John G. Koeltl of the Southern District of New York ruled that Internet Archive "creates derivative e-books that, when lent to the public, compete with those authorized by the publishers." Internet Archive founder Brewster Kahle declared their intention to appeal the ruling. [1] In fact, the case is still pending.
I am the owner of the The Internet Book Database - and I would say the purpose of the Internet Book Database and ISBNDB.com is totally different and I don't see the ISBNdb.com article to be of any more significance or notability than ibookdb one. I have been monitoring the discussion for deleting the article but did not want to step in to the ...