> Besides, isn't archive.org taking care of this for free? They aren't an internet utility we can take for granted. A lot of things could happen in that time.

> Besides, isn't archive.org taking care of this for free? They aren't an internet utility we can take for granted. A lot of things could happen in that time. They're under attack for various reasons even now, and we don't know that the tech and political landscape looks like in the future. Having the first party content host make plans for preservation doesn't hurt.