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Keep in mind that the website author has the ability to delete content from archive.org (and I've seen a pretty significant website for a community I'm a part o

Keep in mind that the website author has the ability to delete content from archive.org (and I've seen a pretty significant website for a community I'm a part of do so when it shut down, ostensibly for "GDPR compliance" reasons.) All it takes is a robot.txt file with the right entries in it. We need something like archive.org, but which reflects the wishes of historians and preservationists, not paranoid website owners.

zztop44 3y ago
Do we need that? I feel like the right to be forgotten needs to be protected too. I’m already uncomfortable with the extent to which everything I write can live forever
- somenameforme 3y ago
  Which is why your alias is wisely zztop44 and not JamesWilliamsPattersonChicago84.
- account42 3y ago
  The right to be forgotten is a very recent invention and very much not universally agreed upon.