Interesting angle. Everyone has already pointed out that there are backups basically everywhere, and from an information standpoint, shaving off a day (or whatever) of edits just to get to a known-good point is effectively zero cost. But I wonder what the cost is of the potentially bad data getting baked into those models, and if anyone really cares enough to scrap it.

Correct. Not sure about a sql archive, but the kiwix ZIM archive of the top 1M English articles including (downsized but not minimized) images is 43GiB: https://download.kiwix.org/zim/wikipedia/

And the entire English wikipedia with no images is, interestingly, also 43GiB.

> edit: lol downvoted with no counterpoint, is it hitting a nerve?

I have upvoted ya fwiw and I don't understand it either why people would try to downvote ya.

I mean, if websites work for you while disabling js and you are fine with it. Then I mean JS is an threat vector somewhat.

Many of us are unable to live our lives without JS. I used to use librewolf and complete and total privacy started feeling a little too uncomfortable

Now I am on zen-browser fwiw which I do think has some improvements over stock firefox in terms of privacy but I can't say this for sure but I mainly use zen because it looks really good and I just love zen.