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Alberto Pepe included the date at which the URL availability was checked (dec 2011)
about 10 years ago
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2005. After 2005, the volume of total published links roughly stays
the same every year. The graph shows that with widespread use and
adoption of the Web, showing links to online resources within published
articles becoming more and more popular.
During the second week of December 2011, we pinged every link in our corpus to establish
its availability. The
color of the bars in the barplot of Figure
\ref{fig:fig1}
also depict depicts whether published links were still
available as of December 2011: the green portion of each bar represents
the volume of valid links (HTTP status code 200: OK), while the grey
portion of the bars represents broken links (HTTP status codes 3xx,