Where is the forum archive located?

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The Michio Kaku forums were shut down and erased from his website, but some threads may have been archived. Users are advised that the archived content has been merged into the General Physics section, making it harder to locate specific threads. The Wayback Machine is suggested as a resource for retrieving snapshots of the original forums. This tool can help users find the discussions they are interested in revisiting. Accessing the archive may require some searching and patience.
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Being a former member of the Michio Kaku forums which shut down and was erased from Dr. Michio Kaku's website, a thread in this forums stated that the Michio Kaku forums and threads were saved in the archive section of this site. Where is the archive located so that the threads can be revisited?
 
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Bararontok said:
Being a former member of the Michio Kaku forums which shut down and was erased from Dr. Michio Kaku's website, a thread in this forums stated that the Michio Kaku forums and threads were saved in the archive section of this site. Where is the archive located so that the threads can be revisited?

Unfortunately for you they weren't kept together but instead merged into General Physics. Hopefully you can find success in searching for the threads you are interested in.
 
Hi Bararontok! :smile:

Try the waybackmachine …

it has snapshots of the website taken several times a month, for example http://web.archive.org/web/20080514180142/http://www.mkaku.org/forums/" :wink:
 
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