fic: swallow

swallow (2473 words) by wrennette
Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: Star Wars - All Media Types, Star Wars: Rebels
Rating: Explicit
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: CC-3636 | Wolffe/Fenn Rau
Characters: CC-3636 | Wolffe, Fenn Rau
Additional Tags: Rebellion Era (Star Wars), Planet Yavin 4 (Star Wars), Hook-Up, Sucktember 2022, Oral Sex, Rough Oral Sex, Face-Fucking, Deepthroating, Anal Sex, Blanket Permission, do not copy or repost to other sites
Series: Part 11 of sucktember 2022, Part 5 of tales from yavin iv
Summary:

It’s been nearly twenty years since Wolffe trained under the command of Fenn Rau on Kamino, and he hasn’t forgotten his boyhood crush.

twitter archiving

i don't spend as much time over here as i do on tumblr, but having seen a few posts there re: twitter meltdown, i wanted to repost here something i posted there. i think most people subscribed here are likely also in my circle on tumblr, but if this provides someone some needed reassurance, than it's done what i wanted it to.

i’ve seen a few posts bemoaning the loss of twitter-as-public-square, as well as the loss of material posted there in the past. and realized maybe not everyone remembers, and this isn’t a 100% solution to the loss of that material, but in 2010 the library of congress in the us was given the record of all public tweets up to that point in time (announcement here). loc staff wrote a blog post about it (here) that includes links to later updates (2013 status report), and until 2017 was transferring all public tweets to the loc (status report).

there are a lot of caveats. not all of those tweets are searchable / accessible yet since it takes the archivists time to process things. since 2017 public tweets are selected for archiving based on loc criteria rather than all tweets automatically being archived. only public tweets were / are archived, etc.

but a lot is already archived, and some of it is already searchable on loc.gov. also, if you use firefox, archive.org has a plugin you can use to archive sites using the wayback machine, which could be useful here, as well as in other situations where you want to preserve a webpage you think might be in danger of disappearing. i've found old geocities and tripod fics because they were on wayback machine.