> Not everyone builds a site to immortalize content. True, and that is fine. However, by using JS + APIs, we risk that others who want to immortalize content f

> Not everyone builds a site to immortalize content. True, and that is fine. However, by using JS + APIs, we risk that others who want to immortalize content for purposes of historical or cultural research fail to capture quite a bit of our current culture and content. I would be sad if my grandchildren are unable to get a feel for the world I live in like I could get a feel for the world my grandparents lived in by means of archives, magazines, newspapers from their day.