Wow, thanks Raz for this explanation on how to navigate the Daynal site. I wonder why they make it so hard to find? Yes, this is a very useful site!
I did spend a couple hours with tmarchives and the bigmacspeaks.life trying to determine overlap. TMarchives appears to have over 5,000 teaching mission pages. Without access to the database it is hard to determine exactly how many bigmacspeaks.life has as I could only get it to return up to 1000 hits per search. But my guess is it has slightly more than tmarchive. It appears Ron's archiving of Teacher Mission pages slowed down around 2017, while I'm guessing the other two sites have been kept more current.
Have not had the time to analysis Raz's link yet at:
https://nordan.mywikis.wiki/wiki/Category:The_Teaching_Mission:_DialoguesDominick, your web scraping idea is a subject that is near and dear to my heart. Here is me giving a class on Web Scraping to a Perl Mongers technical meeting some 11 years ago:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFnNMQ_6mQwYes the above class is a bit dated, but I don't think the technology to web scrape has changed much. Perhaps today you might use something like Python instead of Perl.
We really just need to decide what issue we are trying to solve before we choose the best way to achieve it. I have to say my original concerns that this important information might get lost seems less likely now that we see there are at least two other sites that appear to have a complete set of pages, and appear to be more up to date than tmarchive, plus with Raz's effort to archive.
Dominick, we may want to have a way, or a topic area where we can share our technical ideas without boring the rest of the Serara.org readership :>) . I for one, do enjoy discussing tech with you guys.
PJammer
