Linked articles disappearing, learn to archive offline This is one example, Q Post 2590 dated Dec 12, 2018 has links to 3 articles related to the Q drop.   All three articles linked in this post have been removed from the internet.   To save the body of a linked article, we all need to learn how to archive offline.  One way to save web pages is to "save page as complete html".  This makes a number of files on your computer that work together to recreate the web page. Another way is to use a PDF creator.  I downloaded one called PDF999 for free.  The 999 refers to the price of the paid item, $9.99, but there is also a free version that does the job.  It installs as a "printer" in the list of printers on a computer.  To save the page, one "prints" the page to the printer called "PDF999" and this generates a pdf file that the user can name and place in an appropriate folder.  It sometimes omits photos, text quoted in a box, or ads, but it does capture the main text. Or simply take a screen shot, and save as an image.  On Windows, this is usually accomplished by using ALT-PrtScrn, to copy onto the clipboard, then CTRL-V to paste into a Word doc or image program, such as IrfanView or Gimp.