Can you see people's past stories on the internet?

Yes, sometimes you can. There are various websites and platforms where people share their past experiences or stories.

Yes, but it might not be easy to come across. You could find them on blogs, personal websites, or specific story-sharing platforms. However, the quality and authenticity of these stories can vary widely.

Yes, they can. With the widespread use of the internet, accessing stories is quite straightforward. There are numerous websites and platforms dedicated to sharing all kinds of stories.

Yes, they can. Many websites and platforms offer story screenshots for people to view.

Yes. It depends on the platform or service you use. Some offer direct saving options, while others might require you to take screenshots or copy and paste the content to save it elsewhere.

The novels often mentioned props or items that could allow people to see the past of others, such as time traveler's diary, time machine, portal, memory crystal, etc. These props usually exist to promote the development of the story or to solve problems in the story, but they are often used to create special plots and effects. When using these props in a novel, one had to be careful not to affect the cohesiveness of the story and the tension of the plot.

In most cases, no. Once a story is deleted, it's usually not accessible through normal means.

Generally, you can't. Deleted stories are removed from the platforms they were originally on and aren't readily visible. Sometimes, there might be traces in cached versions or through special recovery methods, but these are rare and not common for regular users.

Yes. You might come across old stories on dedicated story-sharing websites, blogs, or even through search engine results. But sometimes, finding exactly what you want can take a bit of digging and specific search terms.

It depends. If you mean stories that are not easily found through regular search engines, then with some digging and knowledge of specific online communities or platforms, you might come across them. But it's not straightforward and can involve a lot of effort.