Only partially: to other archiving services, a shortened URL from this shortener which also happens to be an archiving service is the same thing as if the shortener didn't provide archival.
The only solution I see is that archive services resolve these shortened URLs when they archive a page and archive the result with it. The second best and probably more reasonable solution is that they maintain a directory (mapping) of shortened URLs to real URLs assuming the mapping does not change.
Only partially: to other archiving services, a shortened URL from this shortener which also happens to be an archiving service is the same thing as if the shortener didn't provide archival.
The only solution I see is that archive services resolve these shortened URLs when they archive a page and archive the result with it. The second best and probably more reasonable solution is that they maintain a directory (mapping) of shortened URLs to real URLs assuming the mapping does not change.
But one can see it's rapidly a mess right?