Global '404 Museum' Exhibit URL Decay Acceleration
How fast museum exhibit URLs decay into 404s across the globe.
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- Tracking since
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Percentage of museum URLs returning 404
Share of official museum website URLs that currently return HTTP 404 Not Found
| When | Percentage of museum URLs returning 404 |
|---|---|
| 0.0% | |
| 0.0% |
Median days since last URL change
Median number of days since the museum URL was last modified
| When | Median days since last URL change |
|---|---|
| 12 days | |
| 12 days |
Acceleration rate of new 404s per week
Weekly rate at which museum URLs are turning into 404 errors
About this data
This page tracks the systematic decay of museum exhibit URLs, revealing how quickly links rot into 404 errors. It measures the percentage of broken links, the median time since URLs were last updated, and the rate at which new 404s appear each week. The data is gathered from a global sample of museum websites, highlighting the scale of institutional link rot that often goes unnoticed.
Sources
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Why this isn't published anywhere else
While there are general discussions on link rot (e.g., Pew Research) and museum exhibition tracking (e.g., LinkedIn post), no existing source specifically tracks the systematic decay of museum exhibit URLs into 404s globally as a dedicated dataset or dashboard.
Uniqueness score 0.90 — assessed against live web search results when this subject was created.