Jason Scott is a treasure. People will be thanking him for his preservation efforts for millennia. If you're not familiar with him and his work, check out his

Jason Scott is a treasure. People will be thanking him for his preservation efforts for millennia. If you're not familiar with him and his work, check out his website (http://textfiles.com http://textfiles.com) and the excellent _Jason Scott Talks His Way Out of It_ podcast (http://ascii.textfiles.com/podcast http://ascii.textfiles.com/podcast). Per the quote in the article, "people who are moved by them should consider donating to a worthy cause of their choice", if anyone is moved by these photos and doesn't know where to make a donation, you might consider supporting Jason's work on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/textfiles/posts https://www.patreon.com/textfiles/posts) or making a donation to The Internet Archive (https://archive.org/ https://archive.org/), where he works. (I'm not affiliated with Jason or The Internet Archive in any way, but I am (as you can probably tell) a big fan of both.)