Talk:Data breach and DDOS attacks bring down Wayback Machine
Correction — October 14, 2024
The article referred to the SQL file as 'gigantic', which is subjective and is not supported by evidence, and the word has been removed. The file size was indicated correctly.
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Gigantic
I got a message from @Itu that 6GB sqlite file is not 'gigantic'. The presumably proposed edit, which'd need to be issued as {{correction}}, would include removal of this word and a note 'The article referred to the sqlite file as 'gigantic', which is subjective and is not supported by evidence. The file size was indicated correctly.'. Let me know what you think. Gryllida (talk) 09:43, 14 October 2024 (UTC)