The problem with useful history is that it reminds people that information quality can be time-independent. I can read something written 20 years ago... anytime

The problem with useful history is that it reminds people that information quality can be time-independent. I can read something written 20 years ago... anytime in the next decade, without a huge difference. Which tends to directly clash with the temporal rat-race design used to keep customer eyeballs glued to apps for 100% of the day.