- The National Library of Spain and the Digital Library of the Euskadi Euskariana have collaborated, for the second consecutive year, in the compilation of a large block of contents under the domain .eus. In more than 13,000 domains, large lots of pages with a total of 15 terabytes of information have been stored. But the result is not put on the net, you have to go on-site to have access to the National Library of Spain and the Central Library of the Basque Government (Lakua).
According to the press release, access to content has been made through the automatic storage software called NetarchiveSuite, developed by the National Library of Denmark. Besides .eus. .es, .gal and .cat – an example of the Spanish digital heritage generated on the Internet, which will allow future generations to analyse and access it.
You can see what you have registered through this search engine. What we see is that Sustatu is saved in 2023 and 2024, but clicking can't be shown for copyright issues. The URL is public in any case. The interface also shows a 2017 safeguard, as you can see in the image above.
Editor Sustatu has tried to clarify the reasons for this excuse by asking Euskariana, but there are no clear answers to it. In fact, in the case of Denmark, its 850 terabytes have limited access, as detailed here.
If you have a PuntuEus, try from the search engine if your contents have been saved: http://www.dl-e.es/openwayback/wayback/