> Sure, you can do that, but it has a migration cost, and perhaps some risk. It's not a freebie. Compare that to keeping around hard copies.) There is a bigger

> Sure, you can do that, but it has a migration cost, and perhaps some risk. It's not a freebie. Compare that to keeping around hard copies.) There is a bigger risk with hard copies since they are unique, and storing them is more expensive, so in neither of those points the simple fact that there is a risk and a cost means much, no option is a freebie