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Matt Lemke wrote:OK...so I finally finished the San Juan Range Page (for now):

http://www.summitpost.org/san-juan-range/171122

If anyone has any input or suggestions for me to add please let me know.

I'll be continuing the Sneffels and Fuller pages soon (I'll just be gone all weekend climbing )

Also, I will be adding annotated maps to all my pages (new, acquired and old) when I get my mapping software in the mail soon

Matt, your SJ page looks great but the layout is too wide. Might want to check your settings. Might be caused by the annotated pic of Chicago Basin.

I would be honored to adopt the Rio Grande Pyramid page.

Gareth wrote:I would be honored to adopt the Rio Grande Pyramid page.

You got it! (Front page list updated accordingly.) Thank you! Please contact the elves / TwoShuzz to have the page owership rights transferred to you!

chicagotransplant wrote:I thought Aaron used to have the other Engineer Mtn as well, the 13er at the top of Engineer Pass, but that page no longer exists. Or I am imagining things and it never did

He had Engineer Mtn and 13er Wildhorse as one page. I never really agreed with having these 2 peaks on the same page due to the distance thay are apart from each other. I think 2 seperate pages is best for these 2.

castricone7 wrote:

Matt Lemke wrote:OK...so I finally finished the San Juan Range Page (for now):

http://www.summitpost.org/san-juan-range/171122

If anyone has any input or suggestions for me to add please let me know.

I'll be continuing the Sneffels and Fuller pages soon (I'll just be gone all weekend climbing )

Also, I will be adding annotated maps to all my pages (new, acquired and old) when I get my mapping software in the mail soon

Matt, your SJ page looks great but the layout is too wide. Might want to check your settings. Might be caused by the annotated pic of Chicago Basin.

It is only too wide for users without widescreen monitors. I am trying to figure out a way to make it "narrower" so people without widescreen monitors don't have to scroll sideways.

Hey team,

I decided I'll just take London Mountain as a re-build.

Mountain | London Mountain* | 13149 | Front Range (Plenty of photos to get you started: http://www.summitpost.org/london-mounta ... air/547306)

I've already got a photo album for the peak, plus I already own a nearby mountain (from which I can pull camping, red tape, etc.) so I can get this peak back up on SP pretty quickly following my business travel this week.

Sarah

"The Citadel" (UN 13294) is totally gone. I should be able to rebuild a page for it.

El Diente is FINALLY completed and active. WHEW!

I have everything typed up for the Wilsons & ready to go. Just need to upload.

Front Ranges Mt. Bethel (12705) has been deleted.

Hey folks, I tracked down Aaron's old profile using the waybackmachine. A few things it can be used for.

*The URLs of ALL of his deleted pages are now viewable, so they can be restored if the elves want to do that.

*A complete listing of deleted pages is now available

*Orphaned routes, photos, trip reports, ect. can be tracked down, to do so, first click on the mountain pages that was deleted, then:

-If a route/trip report/ect is archived, click on it and simply copy the URL in the top box. If the page is still here attach it.

-If the page is not archived (ie, you click on it and it takes you to the "thanks for visiting summitpost" URL I'm sure so many of us have come to know and love) do the following. In firefox, right click on a route, photo, ect and select “copy link location”. Remove the first part of the url, it should read something like “http://web.archive.org/web/SomeNumber/”. The rest of the url is the url of the page that needs to be attached. If it's still here attach it.

Also, sometimes Climbers logs are archived, so if anyone wants to re-enter them, check for it. Here's Hagar Mountain if anyone cares.




Gareth --- Just as an experiment I went ahead and used the process I mentioned above to track down as many of “The Citadel's” attachments as possible. Here is what I came up with

http://www.summitpost.org/snoopy-s-back ... ute/201242

http://www.summitpost.org/scrambling-on ... ide/170262

http://www.summitpost.org/when-a-perfec ... bad/170074

http://www.summitpost.org/in-memory-of- ... man/169105

http://www.summitpost.org/original/105534

http://www.summitpost.org/view_object.p ... t_id=23260

http://www.summitpost.org/this-is-citadel-pointy/13261

http://www.summitpost.org/a-nice-loop-v ... -the/31864

http://www.summitpost.org/july-13-2003-taken-just/23241

http://www.summitpost.org/the-citadel-a ... -the/33958

http://www.summitpost.org/july-13-2003- ... -the/23245

http://www.summitpost.org/mike-carefull ... way/105337

http://www.summitpost.org/brandon-doing ... move/59320

http://www.summitpost.org/this-is-a-pho ... true/23256

http://www.summitpost.org/the-citedel-f ... -418/24346

http://www.summitpost.org/jim-going-up-the-small/23242

http://www.summitpost.org/the-eastern-s ... -the/23258

http://www.summitpost.org/the-pinpoint- ... -of/105536

http://www.summitpost.org/the-west-summ ... east/59322

http://www.summitpost.org/this-is-a-dif ... w-of/23260

All of these pages were attached to the old page and should be reattached to the new page





Matt Lemke --- check your last 2 pages, it looks like you forgot the coordinates for Grizzly Peak and Mount Tweto





If anyone has any trouble navigating the archives, feel free to contact me for help. The summitpost URL structure has changed several times making navigation of these archives more difficult than you might guess, but I think I've got it pretty much figured out.

Good luck with the rebuilding folks

-Otto

OOG wrote:Hey folks, I tracked down Aaron's old profile using the waybackmachine. A few things it can be used for.

A few thoughts:

OOG wrote:A complete listing of hsThe URLs of ALL of his deleted pages are now viewable, so they can be restored if the elves want to do that.

Just my opinion, but I hope the elves don't restore them! I think Aaron made it quite clear that he was removing his contributions. Based upon SP history/policy, regardless of the volume of material that Aaron deleted, when members leave and take their contributions with them, the pages don't end up back on SP. When I took over Aaron's Golden Horn page I used one of his old pics (Route Map) as he had not deleted it from his profile. I debated on whether or not to use it, but it was still on SP so I did. After I posted the new Mountain page, that picture was deleted from SP, I would assume by Aaron (trust me Aaron, no hard feelings) so I removed the broken link from my page. I will get around to resubmitting that route map (as it was the most useful piece of beta I had on my page) but it was Aaron's picture, so I understand. That being said, for those who are taking over his old pages you may want to think twice about using one of Aaron's pics. I gather he would prefer you didn't.

OOG wrote:A complete listing of deleted pages is now available

Orphaned routes, photos, trip reports, ect. can be tracked down...

This part is awesome, and should make the detective work finding the missing pages a helluva lot easier! Thanks...

To clarify I did not post this so people could copy his work, when I said restore I only meant to restore the urls with blank pages as the elves pointed out upthread, to keep taxonomy from falling apart. Aaron made his wishes obvious that he did not want his work copied and it is not like people will be able to get away with copying it anyway. However when he deleted many other people lost their contributions as well, and the work they put in should be salvaged if possible. I posted this to help people salvage others' work (not Aaron's).

OOG, thanks for the clarification. I wasn't so much assuming you wanted Aaron's old material reposted...it was more of a case of me expressing my own feelings on the subject. My apologies for any misunderstanding.

Thanks for your work trying to get the lost material/links reposted.

This "Wayback" Site just goes to show you, NOTHING you put online can be deleted. Some scary stuff when you think about it.

BTW, Mount Aetna needs a page

OOG wrote:Gareth --- Just as an experiment I went ahead and used the process I mentioned above to track down as many of “The Citadel's” attachments as possible. Here is what I came up with...

Thanks! That will help! I had only found Three of those so far.