> The internet is something that will live on long after we're all dead, and it is creating a living chronicle of the times. The more this chronicle is interfer

> The internet is something that will live on long after we're all dead, and it is creating a living chronicle of the times. The more this chronicle is interfered with, the less valuable this information will be. The primary sources are still available, aren't they? It's only the Google result that is removed. Future historians could store everything and run their own search engines on top of that.