>> an analysis of existing links has shown that most of its uses can be replaced.
>Oh? Do tell!
They do. In the very next paragraph in fact:
The guidance says editors can remove Archive.today links when the original
source is still online and has identical content; replace the archive link so
it points to a different archive site, like the Internet Archive,
Ghostarchive, or Megalodon; or “change the original source to something that
doesn’t need an archive (e.g., a source that was printed on paper)
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> archive.today
Hopeless. Caught tampering the archive.
The whole situation is not great.
I just quoted the very next paragraph after the sentence you quoted and asked for clarification.
I did so. You're welcome.
As for the rest, take it up with Jimmy Wiles, not me.
aka Jimbo Wales
Thanks for the correction. I can't type the letter 'a'[0].
[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ewY8CnFae0&t=56s