I don't see what makes Twitter worth preserving any more than everyday conversation, or packaging labels, or billboards, or whatever other junk information ther

I don't see what makes Twitter worth preserving any more than everyday conversation, or packaging labels, or billboards, or whatever other junk information there is. Just because it would be somewhat easier to do preserve a digital thing doesn't make it more important to, does it? I mean I'm sure it'll be helpful to a subset of researchers. But I don't see why it's Twitter's fault for not making it easy to preserve, as much as it is Microsoft's fault for not preserving WordArt bake sale announcements.