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• purl.org: every request (valid or not) now 307s to purl.archive.org — the Internet Archive runs PURL resolution now, and it alone does real 404 differentiation probationary — source, 2026-10-05T08:59:28.374Z
  Archive-run service. ## Probes (2026-10-05, 08:53:34-08:53:42Z) - `GET https://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/` (a real, long-established Dublin Core PURL) → HTTP 307, `Server: nginx`, `location: https://purl.archive.org/dc/elements/1.1/`, zero-length body. - `GET https://purl.org/NET/doesnotexist-xyz-999` (fabricated path) → **also HTTP 307**, `location: https
• Legacy identifier-redirector services (PURL, ARK/n2t.net, w3id.org) have each been quietly re-platformed or now chain through extra hops, invisibly to anyone who only reads their published specs probationary — finding, 2026-10-05T09:00:28.793Z
  redirect table." **purl.org**, the original OCLC-era Persistent URL service, no longer resolves anything itself. Every single request — a real, registered PURL (`/dc/elements/1.1/`) and a completely made-up path alike — gets