Refleksi Menjelang Agustus-an: Archived Content Reference

This page serves as an archive reference for video content that was previously hosted on Viddler.com, a video sharing platform that operated from 2006 to 2022. The original content was linked from a blog post titled "Refleksi Menjelang Agustus-an" by Sawali Tuhusetya.

About the Original Content

The video content was originally available at Viddler.com under the user account "wellbutrin1fd" and appears to have been related to reflections approaching the month of August (likely referring to Indonesian Independence Day celebrations on August 17). The content linked from Sawali Tuhusetya's blog combined cultural or political reflections with references to Wellbutrin XL, suggesting this may have been a mixed-purpose account or possibly modified through later edits.

Historical Context

Based on the URL and title information, this content was likely published in 2008, during a period when Indonesia was experiencing significant political and social changes following the Reformasi movement. "Refleksi Menjelang Agustus-an" typically refers to contemplative pieces written by Indonesians approaching their Independence Day celebrations, often discussing the nation's progress and challenges since gaining independence in 1945.

About Viddler.com

Viddler was a video hosting service that allowed users to upload, share, and comment on videos. Unlike other platforms of its time, Viddler offered features like in-video tagging and commenting at specific timestamps. The service was particularly popular among bloggers and early social media users from 2006 through the early 2010s before declining as larger platforms like YouTube gained dominance.

Finding Similar Content

While the original video content is no longer available, those interested in similar reflective content about Indonesian independence and national identity might explore:

• Contemporary Indonesian blogs focusing on cultural and political commentary
• Archive.org's Wayback Machine for possible archives of the original linking page
• Academic resources on Indonesian media and independence reflections

Unfortunately, both the original Viddler video and the blog post that referenced it are no longer available online. This page remains as a digital footprint of content that once contributed to online discussions about Indonesian national identity and reflection.