Archive.org replaces all links with their own site so you don’t click a link and get directed to a non-existent page. I’d bet that after they do this lemmy’s JavaScript renders the UI, but the domains have all changed to web.archive.org/instance, so in the UI’s mind everyone is from web.archive.org
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Weird. How did they achieve that?
Archive.org replaces all links with their own site so you don’t click a link and get directed to a non-existent page. I’d bet that after they do this lemmy’s JavaScript renders the UI, but the domains have all changed to web.archive.org/instance, so in the UI’s mind everyone is from web.archive.org