First presences on the web: the archive refused the query

L81-10 · Wayback first-capture dates — NAMED GAP

This row is a named gap, not a negative: the Wayback Machine’s CDX API — the settler named in the audit for this row — refused every query issued for this section with HTTP 403, and under this build’s rules a 403 is honored, never retried through variants, mirrors or caches. The four queries refused, each issued once on 2026-11-11 in the form web.archive.org/cdx/search/cdx?url=DOMAIN&output=text&limit=5&from=1996, were: townofnewcarlisle.com (the town), ncpl.lib.in.us (the New Carlisle–Olive Township Public Library), npusc.k12.in.us (the New Prairie United School Corporation), and historicnewcarlisle.org (the historical-society domain cited for “New Carlisle: The Story of Our Town”). No first-capture date is printed for any domain, because no capture data was received; inventing dates the archive did not return would fail the whole build.

What is documented without the archive is the domain roster itself, each domain tied to its owner by a source read for this section. The town’s site is given as townofnewcarlisle.in.gov in the town’s Wikipedia infobox, and the town operates both townofnewcarlisle.in.gov and townofnewcarlisle.com, the latter carrying the current town pages and the “Web Design by Sera Group” credit. The library’s website is www.ncpl.lib.in.us, with the shorter domain www.ncpl.info, per the Library’s own trustee-orientation document (Jan. 14, 2013), which gives the library’s address as 408 S. Bray Street, New Carlisle, and its legal service area as Olive Township. The school corporation’s website is www.npusc.k12.in.us, printed in NPUSC’s own newsletters (Fall 2022; Spring 2026), with the district office at 5327 North Cougar Road, New Carlisle, IN 46552; its building subdomains (hs., ms., ol., pv., rp.npusc.k12.in.us) are listed in the corporation’s reference record. Discover New Carlisle, Inc. — the community organization established in 2013 — publishes at discovernewcarlisle.com. Historic New Carlisle publishes the town history at historicnewcarlisle.org, cited in the town’s reference record for “New Carlisle: The Story of Our Town.”

The settler is explicit and singular: a successful Wayback CDX (or timemap) read for each domain above, printing the earliest capture timestamp for each. When the archive answers, this article should be replaced by a dated table — town, library, schools, historical society, and Discover New Carlisle — with each first capture printed exactly as the archive dates it. Until then, every date stands as an open gap, and the gap, not a guess, is the deliverable.

Sources:

1. Wayback Machine CDX API queries for townofnewcarlisle.com, ncpl.lib.in.us, npusc.k12.in.us and historicnewcarlisle.org — each refused, HTTP 403, Nov. 11, 2026; honored, not retried. NAMED GAP; settler: the Wayback Machine.
2. New Carlisle–Olive Township Public Library, Trustee Orientation, Jan. 14, 2013 — website www.ncpl.lib.in.us, short domain www.ncpl.info; 408 S. Bray St.; service area Olive Township.
3. NPUSC newsletters, Fall 2022 and Spring 2026 — “Our Website: www.npusc.k12.in.us”; district office 5327 N. Cougar Rd., New Carlisle, IN 46552.
4. Town of New Carlisle website and town reference record — townofnewcarlisle.in.gov (infobox website) and townofnewcarlisle.com (live town pages).
5. Discover New Carlisle (discovernewcarlisle.com) — organization established 2013.