It might remind us hyrum's law, but in this case weren't the people who are not wanting it to go away -- using it as intended? I feel like there's a different

It might remind us hyrum's law, but in this case weren't the people who are not wanting it to go away -- using it as intended? I feel like there's a different "law" here, involving persistence and memory and history and recordability on the internet -- people want it, but it doesn't come for free, and there isn't necessarily anyone with a profit motive or business plan to make it happen.