You still can, but you need hosting in another jurisdiction, owned by a company in yet another jurisdiction on a domain name somewhere else. Seems we are going

You still can, but you need hosting in another jurisdiction, owned by a company in yet another jurisdiction on a domain name somewhere else. Seems we are going there as though I believe, like many here, in accessibility, however for free (old) content, this makes little sense and is simply a bad thing. What if archive.org had to comply to this for all their videos, audio and sites (no matter the language); they can delete mostly everything at that point. Not to mention: how about games? In game video, game content; many games from the 80s and 90s etc (or current ones but there I do think accessibility should be addressed where possible) can be played by people with certain kind of disabilities if ‘fixed’, but they won’t be or cannot be; they should be removed from the web?