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> > Our modern equivalents of the library are being purged > No, they aren't. Not in any way, shape, or form. Private companies don't have any obligation to co
by jimhefferon 8y ago
> > Our modern equivalents of the library are being purged
> No, they aren't. Not in any way, shape, or form. Private companies don't have any obligation to continue showing anything.
True, but in the world today the overwhelming majority of accesses to these things is via paying for access to it from private companies. If private companies refuse then it becomes non-available, for most practical purposes.
- intertextuality 8y agoWhich is still completely different from being purged. Not having access to a private company's catalogue is a different issue altogether.