I'd highlight two arguments which are mentioned in the article but shadowed by main topic of prevention-linkrot-by-archiving (no wonder, as it is written by Per

I'd highlight two arguments which are mentioned in the article but shadowed by main topic of prevention-linkrot-by-archiving (no wonder, as it is written by Perma.cc co-founder): 1. Failure of Lumen/ChillingEffect initiative to prevent bogus takedown requests. Currently, anybody is able to takedown any page on the Internet by sending bogus requests and then takedown any mention about who did it. 2. Google's failure to “organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful”. As the author said: “no such transparent, academic competitive search engine exists in 2021“. I see some relation between those two.