I plan to index the whole archive using elasticsearch and use it also for url-search.
No exact date yet.
Presumably, never.
My view on the trust issue is different: it is better to sacrifice the global availability a bit (it is far from being 100% anyway) than to censor the content.
Not yet.
You can try archive.org, webcitation.org or scribd.com.
Few hours ago, an user found XSS vulnerability on both archive.org and archive.is.
Page https://archive.is/VSGzW saved from https://archive.org/search.php?query=1XSS&sort=-publicdate<svg%20onload=confirm(/XSSPOSED/)> contained executable javascript.
The bug is fixed.
It seems I just created a good page to buy the F-Secure ad-space :)
There is also Opera Turbo, for free.
In case if the number of abuses increases it may end up in pre-moderated submissions from Tor .
So far they are post-moderated with special attention to ones made from Tor IPs.
No, I do not block Tor.
Although there is a good reason to block it - child pornographers make copy of theirs websites (which, as they correctly predict, disappear soon) - there are some users who take care on their privacy: those who store defaced websites, etc.
It is slow and Tor exit IPs are banned on many websites.
And you cannot edit wiki using Tor.
Try hola.org
could you provide more details about the problem?