Make-use of Archivator to allow making reference from the blog for long term use #71
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Instead of making links to external links directly, when I want to add comments I'd like to have a canonical copy of a page at a given date.
I'd like sometimes to add comments, and add annotations. Maybe not for my oldest posts, but for newer ones.
Some articles I've read and appreciated years back ago are no longer online. That'll be perfect use case of using one of my projects: Archivator.