Nothing is really permanent if there's an organization in control, particularly one subject to U.S. law. we can't predict whether in i.e. ten years, the U.S. wo

Nothing is really permanent if there's an organization in control, particularly one subject to U.S. law. we can't predict whether in i.e. ten years, the U.S. won't get a law requiring companies to pass everything through automatic copyright filters. Those tend to be unreliable, so this is just one of the many ways our content may be lost. The only network that could provide a reasonable guarantee of permanence would be a decentralized one, something like sia, but where the owner can pay for i.e. 100 years and lock the data in, so that no one can actually delete them.