My favorite part of the internet is the potential to archive the trivial. Looking back at history during ground breaking revelations you may be able to find an

My favorite part of the internet is the potential to archive the trivial. Looking back at history during ground breaking revelations you may be able to find an old news paper that may have published a few of the better written opinions. Today though publishing your thoughts is effortless, and storing data is (relatively) cheap. The potential exists to archive the thoughts, and reactions of common people (as well as experts) which provide a fantastic historical perspective. Something that never existed before. I hope someone out there (like wayback machine) is working on this :)