Miscellaneous

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Part of the story of my life that's relevant to the headspace I was in when I first started submitting the numerous texts added to the library over the years:

www.thelul.org/library/theo-slade-i-was-a-teenage-lifestyle-anarchist

Hi, i was wondering is there a way to get all texts from the site. thinking ahead when there may be no internet in places that want to read texts.
lookup internet in a box. :)

Apologies if this is a silly question, but I can't see an FAQ for adding new texts to the library. I understand how to add a new text and have done so. It was really easy :) But what happened next was a little confusing. The automated email I got includes a prompt to publish the changes (and hence to publish the text) but that url takes me to a log in page, and I don't have a login for the site. I presume that needs to be done by a site admin? But if so, I'm not sure why I received the prompt to publish it. Maybe it's a quirk of the site's back end?

Does this site allowed web crawling and scraping tools such as ones used by the site zimit? I’m working on a personal archiving project and one of the things I’d like to have a copy of is the anarchist library as I believe its an incredibly important resource that should be preserved, and I can’t think of any reasonable way to download every single entry so I’d like to use a ziming tool and simply archive the site as is.

I recently submitted a copy of Dean Spade's new book - "Love in a F*cked-Up World: How to Build Relationships, Hook Up, and Raise Hell Together," but it has not yet shown up in the library, despite having a publishing date in September. Is there a reason it has not yet been posted?

If the issue if copyright related, I submitted it with the express permission of Dean Spade

Is there a specific forum like this for leftists?

Is there a chance we could record audio versions of the texts? I'm not sure how this would work, although I would volunteer to record them. If this is already a thing, you can delete this.

I came up with these lists linked below to encourage myself to read more long-form non-fiction articles to draw experience from, then eventually to submit articles to myself.

Do "Communism" next you cowards.