Archives on PF: Accessing Old Posts and Data

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PF still offers access to its complete archives on CD for a $20 donation, allowing users to browse older posts that are not available online. Users have noted that the online archives only extend back a limited time, prompting inquiries about the availability of older data. The discussion highlights the importance of preserving valuable content and encourages members to engage with the archives. There is also a reminder for users to check their private messages. Accessing the full archive can be beneficial for those seeking specific historical information from PF.
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Does PF still have all the posts on CD available?
There is some older information that I was trying to find again and I see that the archives online only go back so far...and I think it was much longer than that...
So was wondering if all the PF data is still available somewhere?
 
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Originally posted by Tog_Neve
Does PF still have all the posts on CD available?
There is some older information that I was trying to find again and I see that the archives online only go back so far...and I think it was much longer than that...
So was wondering if all the PF data is still available somewhere?

Yep :) With a $20 donation you can receive the complete browsable archive of PF2.
 
Kewl.
Be on the lookout here soon... :)
I really need to write down some of the good stuff I write...LOL
 
Don't forget to stop writing once a week or so and ...

Take time to check your PM box.


*hint*
 

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