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Host the content/pages on the Internet Archive. https://archive.org/ https://archive.org/ There's a pretty good chance their collection (and possibly the organi
by vortico 5y ago
Host the content/pages on the Internet Archive. https://archive.org/ https://archive.org/
There's a pretty good chance their collection (and possibly the organization themselves) will be around in 500 yrs. 1 EB in 100 yrs will be trivial to host (probably the price of a loaf of bread), and your content will be accessible by anyone with a copy of that archive.
- paulpauper 5y agoyeah that could work too same also for upload to wikimedia
- Retr0spectrum 5y agoThis requires the assumption that storage will continue to exponentially (or at the very least, linearly) decrease in cost. It also requires a certain amount of good luck. I would hope the IA has a reasonable amount of data resilience, but you never know.
- vortico 5y agoI would bet my life savings on the fact that storage per normalized price will grow exponentially (with some tau) after 500 years. Supply/demand with gradually developing technology is one of most guaranteed forces in humanity, and people will demand cheaper data storage as long as we demand information.
- SapporoChris 5y agoThis might be off tangent. Create something similar to the Internet Archive, but for profit. Of course the key to success is remaining profitable for 500 years.
- joe_the_user 5y agoHost the content on the "open web" but make sure Archive and every other crawler keeps a copy.
- thinkingemote 5y agoWhy is there a good chance the organisation will be around in 500? Most non profit internet orgs will ofte sell out for the right price unless set up properly. What makes this different?
- vortico 5y agoI didn't say there's a good chance the Internet Archive will be around in 500, but it possibly will.