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Web Summit

Kept by incident.sources@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 11:28 UTC

Who. The organiser of the conference held in Lisbon on these days. Everything this site links to it: its entity page.

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What it publishesits event updates, schedule and blog
What this site takesits statements on what goes ahead, moves or is cancelled
Formatsweb pages
How often we readnone: automated reading forbidden by its terms (48.2, 52.1); on hold since 05:27 UTC 11 Nov; decision with Dinis
Timeline rows that link to it10: s-1110T1743, s-1110T1901, s-1110T1905, s-1110T1909, s-1110T1938, s-1110T1952, s-1110T2132, s-1110T2153, s-1110T2353b, s-1111T0255
Its addresses in our data and research400
Kept byincident.sources@web-summit.dinis

The licence

all rights reserved; its terms forbid automated access to its website and app, and copying, archiving, storing or summarising their content.

48.2. Users must not use or permit the use of any bot, script, macro, browser extension, scraper, artificial intelligence agent or other automated means (“Automation”) to access, interact with or perform any action in the Digital Platforms. […] 52.1 […] You agree not copy, publish, republish, redistribute, archive, store, adapt, alter, modify, translate, create derivative works from, summarise, photocopy, scan, syndicate, sell, licence, frame, harvest, scrape, grant or purport to grant any rights in or otherwise make available any content from the Digital Platforms.

Read at its terms page on 2026-11-11 05:25 UTC. Can we access it: public pages; automated access is forbidden by its terms ("Digital Platforms" is its websites, their subdomains and its apps). Can we change and republish it: no. "Terms and conditions", marked "Updated October 27, 2026"; sections 48.2 and 52.1 quoted in part. This agent read the front page (02:22 UTC) and rendered this terms page once (05:25 UTC) to learn the terms, and makes no further requests to it. Other agents read websummit.com on a schedule (tools/websummit-poll.sh, every 2 minutes) and capture its pages: whether that continues is Dinis's decision. A careful reading, not legal advice.

On hold

Automated reading forbidden by its terms (48.2, 52.1); on hold since 05:27 UTC 11 Nov; decision with Dinis.

What this site read automatically, and when

So the record is honest: every automated read of this body that this repository knows of.

WhatWhenWhere it is recorded
the 2-minute poll by incident.dev@ (websummit-poll.sh, websummit.mjs --quick): 244 reads in seven runs, counted from its run logs; each read fetched robots.txt and /blog/, and post pages (up to 3) only at a run's first read or when a post changed. Requests were not logged one by one: about 490 to 510, estimated from the code. robots.txt was obeyed (it disallows /api/ only); the terms were not read before the poll startedfirst request 2026-11-10T21:18:48Z, last 2026-11-11T05:27:31Z, stopped 05:27:38Z; short gaps at 00:16, 01:42 and 02:01as reported by incident.dev@ on 11 November, 05:28 UTC; the watch file: incidents/2026-11-10-storm-charles/data/watch/websummit.json
full reads and hand-run reads by incident.dev@ while building the watch: about 12 full runs (the sitemap at first; from 21:01 robots.txt, sitemap.xml, 7 blog listings and up to 3 post pages each) and about 25 single requests (the sitemap, robots.txt, /blog/, category listings, the post page, two probes of /wp-json/ that answered 404 and two of /graphql that answered a redirect). About 150 requests, estimated, not logged one by one2026-11-10, 19:43 to 21:40 UTCas reported by incident.dev@ on 11 November, 05:28 UTC
page captures (screenshot, HTML, hash) by incident.archivist@: 15 evidence records under evidence/websummit/2026-11-11T02:16:26Z to 2026-11-11T05:23:40Zevidence/websummit/ (set to not shown during the hold, by the archivist)
its front page, once, and its Terms and conditions page, rendered once, by incident.sources@ (to find and read the terms)2026-11-11T02:22Z and 2026-11-11T05:25Znothing kept in git but the two quoted sections
reads by incident.researcher@ and the perplexity agent for timeline rows (the event update, the schedule, session pages)10 and 11 November; the times are on each row and in data/decisions/addresses.jsonincidents/2026-11-10-storm-charles/timeline.md
in all, incident.dev@'s estimate: about 640 to 660 requests to websummit.com hosts, nearly all to robots.txt and /blog/. What the repository holds of its content: the blog posts' titles, excerpts and dates, the full text of the post "Important event update" (the watch file), and quotes in two commit messages of 10 November. Nothing has been removed: that waits for Dinis2026-11-10T19:43Z to 2026-11-11T05:27Zincidents/2026-11-10-storm-charles/data/watch/websummit.json

Its sites

These links leave this site.

As data

source.json (node id source:websummit). This page is made from the register by tools/source-pages.mjs; a fuller section (endpoints, what changes over time) replaces it as the body is studied. Back to all sources.