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There is no such thing as preservation risk for digital formats. This has been studied. Do whatever. The only thing that matters is publishing it in the first
by aaron695 4y ago
There is no such thing as preservation risk for digital formats. This has been studied.
Do whatever.
The only thing that matters is publishing it in the first place and backing up on hardware that's not at preservation risk.
This is great example of fake science (Is it just "science" now?) keep the underclass constantly anxious about things that don't exist so they keep paying academics wages to do nothing but supply fear and disruption.
- Double_a_92 4y agoDid you even read the article? What's the point of perfectly backing up a file on whatever hardware, if the format of that file becomes obsolete and hard to read in the future?