I mean all it takes is one script to not load or render, or for a script to not do what it is supposed to and your page is dead. Like a regex that doesn't accep

I mean all it takes is one script to not load or render, or for a script to not do what it is supposed to and your page is dead. Like a regex that doesn't accept .xxx gTLD, that one line of code is now broken as the web is changed. I am not sure websites are designed to be anything more than "it's here today in this society, in this context, and may break in a few hours to a few years". Much of the "early" internet is now gone, just as FB, YT and others will also one day, be "gone". It's entirely possible the concept of "data storage" may also one day be gone, we can't be sure the technology of today will be there in 5 years or 500 years, we'll all be long dead by that point anyway. This message will likely be read by humans alive today, right now, and never seen again for the rest of time. Not everything needs to be archived and remembered.