Wayback Machineから過去記事を削除！恥ずかしすぎる過去は葬り去れ！

To allow us to better review and assist with this request regarding ドメイン名, please follow the steps below.

**STEP 1** : LIST (a) EACH URL/URL PATH THAT YOU WISH TO EXCLUDE, (b) THE PERIOD OF YOUR OWNERSHIP, AND (c) THE PERIOD YOU WISH TO EXCLUDE (where possible, we will target an exclusion to the requested period for a verified request)

**EXAMPLE 1 (multiple URLs/paths from the same domain for same time period)**:
URL/URL path to exclude: site1.com/dir/file.html
URL/URL path to exclude: site1.com/images/
time period of domain ownership: 2020-02-25 to present
time period to exclude: 2020-02-25 to future

**EXAMPLE 2 (full domain & subdomains):**
URL/URL path to exclude: site2.com (and all subdomains)
time period of domain ownership: 1998-01-31 to 2001-08-30
time period to exclude: 1998-01-31 to 2001-08-30

**STEP 2** : Select and follow the applicable section(s) below for the URL(s) you want to exclude from the Wayback Machine.
**A. IF YOU PERSONALLY OWN THE WEBSITE(S)** for the URL(s), please help us verify your ownership for those URLs by doing **one of the following**:
(PLEASE NOTE: if the whois listing for the domain shows that the most recent registration was later than the period you wish to exclude, we may ask for verification of past ownership in addition to any verification of current ownership)
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Add a text file with your request to the site’s root directory (e.g., domain.com/waybackverify.txt) or to your DNS records.
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If a main email contact is identified on your site, send us your request from that address (and include a link to the place on the site where the contact is listed). Note: for companies with general customer service addresses listed as contacts and the like, we may request further verification.
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If the registrant email is publicly viewable on a WHOIS lookup listing, send us an email from that address (and a link to the whois listing where it is displayed).
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If your personal information (name, point of contact, verifiable image of self) appears on the site in a way that identifies you as owner, send us a scan of a valid photo ID bearing the same unique personal information (other sensitive information such as birth date, address, or phone number can be redacted). Please also send us a link to where it appears (not screenshots).
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Send us email communication from a hosting company or registrar addressed to you as owner of the domain (the email should reference the domain specifically). To satisfy this option, please send the email to us as an attachment. (please do not send screenshots).

**B. IF YOU REPRESENT AN ENTITY THAT OWNS ANY OF THE SITE(S)** for the URL(s), please help us verify your ownership for those URLs by doing **one of the following**:
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Add a text file with your request to the site’s root directory (e.g., domain.com/waybackverify.txt) or to your DNS records.
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If the registrant email is publicly viewable on a WHOIS lookup listing, send us an email from that address (and a link to the whois listing where it is displayed).
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Send us email communication from a hosting company or registrar addressed to you as owner of the domain (the email should reference the domain specifically). To satisfy this option, please send the email to us as an attachment. (please do not send screenshots).

If none of the applicable verification options are available to you and you believe there is an alternative method to clearly and definitively demonstrate your ownership, you may send us pertinent information in a reply to this email. Please understand that we will make a good faith review of any directly relevant and manageable material, but do not guarantee any outcome beforehand.

Additionally, if you believe that any archives infringe your copyright, a Copyright Claim may be submitted in accordance with our Copyright Policy, posted on our site at http://www.archive.org/about/terms.php.

—The Internet Archive Team