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Archive.today uses multiple domains to ensure accessibility and reliability. Here are a few reasons why they do this:

1. Circumventing Blocks: Some Internet Service Providers (ISPs) or networks may block specific domains. By having multiple domains, archive.today can circumvent these blocks and remain accessible to users.
2. Load Balancing: Using multiple domains helps distribute the traffic load, ensuring better performance and reliability.
3. Redundancy: In case one domain faces issues, users can still access the service through other domains, providing redundancy and uninterrupted service.
4. Geographic Accessibility: Different domains can be more accessible in different regions, helping users from various parts of the world access the service without issues.

This approach helps maintain the service's availability and performance, ensuring users can always access archived content.