Archive.org honors the robots.txt, at during the indexing period - okay. But current domain owners should not be allowed to remove historic content of the domai

Archive.org honors the robots.txt, at during the indexing period - okay. But current domain owners should not be allowed to remove historic content of the domain at a later date by just modifying the robots.txt. A lot of information is lost as domain squatters take over domains set new robots.txt files. On Wikipedia for example you find a lot of reference-links that point to archived website URLs on archive.org. Every now and then the vital information source is lost - it's a bit surreal like book burning. I really like archive.org, this is the single feature I dislike a lot.