It's honestly scary for some of these old-school Google products that have become vast stores of knowledge. Besides Google Groups, I worry a lot about the futu

It's honestly scary for some of these old-school Google products that have become vast stores of knowledge. Besides Google Groups, I worry a lot about the future of Blogger/Blogspot. I personally have a blog that I have maintained from 2007-08 and I often worry about Google just wiping off a part of my internet presence (my own little corner of the web). Google has pretty much left Blogspot to die for better half of the last decade. And speaking unselfishly, I often find blogger/blogspot blogs on obscure tech topics (usually with the default blogspot template) and I worry how much info we'll just lose to the void if/when Google decides to pull the plug (even with a grace-period, I'm sure most folks wouldn't bother to move this data). Really shows the value of archival services on the internet and why we need to ensure they can function over time!