Ray Peat Forum

I have been trying to get on since the weekend to view info on Idealbs products.
I wish there was another spot to read the information.
 
I’m going to work on bringing these old posts from the archive into this forum. I won’t be able to assign the posts to their original users, they’ll likely all be posted as guest users with their original name but not registered.

The reason for this is that if I create the users, then I don’t know their email and have no real way of verifying that it’s the same person. But bringing the posts in here would be great as people could continue to reply and also search them and view them properly.
 
There's now an announcement banner on RayPeatforum.com stating storms knocked out the forum servers and that it will eventually be restored.
 
Now that the forum is back, I won't bring any of the posts in here. As that would just be duplicating the information that's already there.

Should something ever arise again in the future...I'll get back on it.
 
It would be excellent imo for there to be a forum archive so that the RPF can be preserved. Although it is back (for now) the general instability that has surrounded that forum over recent time gives good reason for it to be archived in its whole entirety before its too late. I believe https://peatarchive.com/ only has 75-80% of the RPF but not all of it.
 
Quake said:
It would be excellent imo for there to be a forum archive so that the RPF can be preserved. Although it is back (for now) the general instability that has surrounded that forum over recent time gives good reason for it to be archived in its whole entirety before its too late. I believe https://peatarchive.com/ only has 75-80% of the RPF but not all of it.
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I think it would be worth people attempting to keep a rolling archive of the content on there and saving it for a rainy day. I would just avoid replicating the content unnecessarily and causing more drama than it's worth while it's still available there.
 
Does anyone know if there is a back up of Ray peat's articles anywhere? Otherwise we might want to start posting them here since eventually his website will probably go offline.
 
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