It's 2023...Is there no longer a Digital Press online Rarity Guide?

[Gametrek]

Well you could "scrape" Digitpress archive for the guide. How does that work? Well searching via regular means will only yield pages but using various scraping methods from commands, applets, you could retrieve the entire content of pages despite date.

A great example is how archive.org literally announced/thanks Deviant Art for all the content it provided.
If Digitpress did not use Robot.txt at anypoint on that specific page then the database content literally could be sitting in limbo.

You might need some programmer assitance to help you with this. Literally via Powershell, some alternative windows applications, java, or even linux apps you could scrap for the content ( data-base ) your looking for. Especially if it was txt files and folders. The only problem I find is that archive might not store the login data, so otherwise would be a problem. To access a page content without doing a log in.

For alternative hosting solution 1&1 seems okay especially if you could get it on a server
not in the US. Same with Geocities ( which is free with 20MB limit
). Dreamhost nightmares are not new from my understanding. Again it is the not the hardware that makes something suck it is the people behind the hardware.

[Nz17]

Online yet hobbled by DreamHost, the Online Rarity Guide will be restored by 40 days from now. FYI, we have had a contributor adding info about 3-screw versus 5-screw NES cartridges to the ORG and another contributor who added media like screenshots.

My PC has been broken since March so my typing, site work, and posting have been slow, incomplete about details, and infrequent. Sorry about that. This has also been an expensive and very difficult personal year.

Thank you for your patience. Things will start improving.

However, the video game console "complete" check list PDF's have been online at this site for decades at http://www.digitpress.com/lists/ so please share this fact.

Sometime next year, at least part of the DP Web site should be moving away from DreamHost to Amazon Web Services - which is probably superior in all ways. Look forward to then.

You will read more from me soon-ish. Until then!

[Niku-Sama]

Online yet hobbled by DreamHost, the Online Rarity Guide will be restored by 40 days from now. FYI, we have had a contributor adding info about 3-screw versus 5-screw NES cartridges to the ORG and another contributor who added media like screenshots.

My PC has been broken since March so my typing, site work, and posting have been slow, incomplete about details, and infrequent. Sorry about that. This has also been an expensive and very difficult personal year.

Thank you for your patience. Things will start improving.

However, the video game console "complete" check list PDF's have been online at this site for decades at http://www.digitpress.com/lists/ so please share this fact.

Sometime next year, at least part of the DP Web site should be moving away from DreamHost to Amazon Web Services - which is probably superior in all ways. Look forward to then.

You will read more from me soon-ish. Until then!

Ah man i coulda hooked you up with some PC hardware if i knew about this, i just gave it all away to a friend of mine
Well give us a heads up for the move and thanks for keeping us going here!

[Greg2600]

Online yet hobbled by DreamHost, the Online Rarity Guide will be restored by 40 days from now. FYI, we have had a contributor adding info about 3-screw versus 5-screw NES cartridges to the ORG and another contributor who added media like screenshots.

My PC has been broken since March so my typing, site work, and posting have been slow, incomplete about details, and infrequent. Sorry about that. This has also been an expensive and very difficult personal year.

Thank you for your patience. Things will start improving.

However, the video game console "complete" check list PDF's have been online at this site for decades at http://www.digitpress.com/lists/ so please share this fact.

Sometime next year, at least part of the DP Web site should be moving away from DreamHost to Amazon Web Services - which is probably superior in all ways. Look forward to then.

You will read more from me soon-ish. Until then!

By the way I saw Joe S the other day, he was going to let you know that he has backups to whatever you're probably looking for.