Is there a way to determine when information was placed on a web site?

Answer 1

No.

Answer 2

email the webmaster.

◙ Finding email addresses at any domain name is pretty easy if you know how. Simply search for them this way. Using the following keyword will find all email addresses at Microsoft if they have been cataloged by the search engine you are using. Try various search engines here. http://dwight.clickthesky.com/search/

@microsoft.com -- will give you addresses for .com only

@microsoft -- will give you addresses for .com, .net, .org etc.

◙ The following search phrases will help you find employees blog sites where you might find email addresses and/or phone numbers. try different variations of these to see what you can find.

"I work at Microsoft"
"I am employed by Microsoft"

◙ I just used microsoft as an example. You can use these techniques with any domain name.

◙ Some blogs sites have "powered by" and then the name of the blog software used to create the site.

◙ The above methods work at most domains. I just used Microsoft as an example.

◙ Try the above methods in any search engine or blog search.

◙ Try my search big page http://dwight.clickthesky.com/search/

◙ Finding people online http://www.usatoday.com/tech/columnist/2001-07-30-komando.htm and http://www.google.com/search?num=100&hl=en&lr=&newwindow=1&safe=off&q=find+people+online+free

◙ The only problem is alot of the email addresses are out-of-date and no longer work. All you can do is try them and see what happens.

◙ Save a copy of your message to them. Then email it to several of the email addresses at one time by placing a comma or semi-colon between them in the "TO:" text box in your email program and click send. If you get no response in a week or so then try some more email addresses. There are lots of sneaky things you can do.

Answer 3

To do so with absolute certainty would require forensic analysis of the hardware where the information is stored.

Answer 4

You might try the WayBack Machine on Archive.org.