Maybe archive.org should run a subscription service where for a few bucks a month, you can request your page visits be archived (in a timely manner and with som

Maybe archive.org should run a subscription service where for a few bucks a month, you can request your page visits be archived (in a timely manner and with some level of assurance) and leverage their system for tracking content over time. That, in conjunction with something like Google, might actually give fairly good assurance that what you're searching for actually exists in a state like you saw it, while also leveraging that 30 people accessing this blog today that use the service don't use significantly more resources to store the data, and also helps archive.org fulfill its mission.