Per-platform collectors feed one permanent archive, and each platform gets its own explorer (search, browse, comment analytics), because millions of posts you can't look through aren't really saved. The resurrection half is personal: I rebuilt billjohnson.net, my great-uncle's family site from 1999 to 2011, and pixel-nation.org, a web community I grew up inside, both whole, from Wayback Machine captures. I know firsthand what it feels like when a place you loved on the internet just stops existing.

The archives ran in production with daily automated collection. Both resurrections are live: billjohnson.darienbathalter.com and pixel-nation.org.