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Is there a distributed archive project to save the content? I could donate a few TB of redundancy.
by jtode 3y ago
Is there a distributed archive project to save the content? I could donate a few TB of redundancy.
- toomuchtodo 3y agoYou should not be concerned.
- rovr138 3y agoexplain?
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- jtode 3y agoI'm also quite interested in the source of their peace of mind. It might be that they're already involved in that project and it's flush with space and distribution; the message here might just be "we got this". Or it might be "don't worry, corporate feudalism is great."
- toomuchtodo 3y agoThoughts and opinions my own. No affiliation with the Internet Archive. It is my belief that libraries and repositories of culture must (not may or shall, must) be built in a manner where they can’t be burned. They require durable, persistent, fault and human tolerant foundational systems (technology and otherwise) that exhibit the features of a Ulysses Pact, protecting the future from the present; from greed, from savagery, from disaster, from deterioration (regardless of source). I hope this clarifies my position on the topic.
- jtode 3y agoClear as Mississippi mud.
- dns_snek 3y agoThis isn't exactly what you asked about, but If you're interested in archiving efforts in general, there's an adjacent project: https://wiki.archiveteam.org/ https://wiki.archiveteam.org/ (they use Internet Archive for storage)