> This also goes for Google Drive, Dropbox, and many other websites (if not all) Of course, but that is not a bad thing per se. Digital data archiving itself i

> This also goes for Google Drive, Dropbox, and many other websites (if not all) Of course, but that is not a bad thing per se. Digital data archiving itself is unknown territory. What should happen to the data you put online is uncertain, even in the short term. The analogy of a "cloud" is revealing. A cloud is fleeting by nature. Nothing last forever online, no matter what they say. And that is not mentioning compatibility issues or reading old files made with outdated apps. Some files that are just above 10 years old can be hard to retrieve today.