That idea went out the door with all the things that Web 2.0 brought. Even news articles, one of the most stable page sources I can think of, periodically recei

That idea went out the door with all the things that Web 2.0 brought. Even news articles, one of the most stable page sources I can think of, periodically receive updates that would render such a concept invalid. The concept of "slicing and dicing" with static links is simply not compatible with an Internet where pages can change content at any time. And I personally think that what we gained is worth a lot more.