Old website content scraping

Scrape, save, organize as much content as possible. Exhaust all archived websites of content extraction. 1. Go to web.archive.org → enter williamsinference.com in the Wayback Machine search bar 2. You’ll see a timeline bar across the top showing every year with snapshots, and a calendar below with blue circles on capture dates 3. Prioritize your era — early-to-mid 2000s, when you were inside the service and built that presentation. Those snapshots are most likely to show the site as Jim ran it: publication descriptions, the service package, possibly the crisis-symbol logo 4. Click a blue-circled date → the archived page opens → Ctrl+P / Cmd+P → Save as PDF 5. If the old site had multiple pages (About, Services, etc.), the archived navigation links usually work — click through and save each page 6. Sample a few eras: earliest available, ~2005, ~2010, and the current live version (which is still up — save that one directly from williamsinference.com) 7. Name by date: WI_2004_home.pdf, WI_2004_services.pdf