> Let content live or die in its merit, rather than the desire to arbitrarily preserve it. The number of times per week I need to find a link that's gone dead—

> Let content live or die in its merit, rather than the desire to arbitrarily preserve it. The number of times per week I need to find a link that's gone dead—even occasionally for fairly recent articles—demonstrates the practical need for preserving web content, even just for pure contextual reasons. There's an enormous amount of useful content archived: information, original documentation, downloads, culture. I have a lot of respect for internet archivists.