Absolutely agree. At the same time, this roman graffiti is valuable because there's not that much of it and not much other records of the time. We have more fro

Absolutely agree. At the same time, this roman graffiti is valuable because there's not that much of it and not much other records of the time. We have more from Rome than most other times and places in history, but overall no much. There are probably more words of Linkedin 'thought leaders' publisher per hour than all the the text that has reached us from Rome. I would still argue that we live in a time where many things are needlessly preserved (not to mention the privacy implications...).