Links often do not work after some time. Sensitive things even get scrubbed from the wayback machine. I have all kinds of links that don't work anymore. However, I do preserve information offline in an effort to preserve history when I think it is something that is important. My efforts are not so much focused on trying to sway opinions one way or the other, but those efforts are focused on preservation. Q told us to learn to archive - why? When this is over we will need this information to reconstruct what happened to show future generations and to hold people accountable.

With all the digital tech I know many these days are not into books, but I have quite a library of physical books on a variety of subjects that I have accumulated over the years. Years ago the neighborhood kids used to come to my house for books rather than go to the public library. Whenever I think about getting rid of some kind of hard copy it is like a voice inside me says don't do it - someone will need this some day. Only heaven knows whether my efforts will benefit someone else in the future. Until then, I just do what I think heaven is telling me to do.

Links often do not work after some time. Sensitive things even get scrubbed from the wayback machine. I have all kinds of links that don't work anymore. However, I do preserve information offline in an effort to preserve history when I think it is something that is important. My efforts are not so much focused on trying to sway opinions one way or the other, but those efforts are focused on preservation. Q told us to learn to archive - why? When this is over we will need this information to reconstruct what happened to show future generations and to hold people accountable.

With all the digital tech I know many these days are not into books, but I have quite a library of physical books on a variety of subjects that I have accumulated over the years. Years ago the neighborhood kids used to come to my house for books rather than go to the public library. When ever I think about getting rid of some kind of hard copy it is like a voice inside me says don't do it - someone will need this some day. Only heaven knows whether my efforts will benefit someone else in the future. Until then, I just do what I think heaven is telling me to do.

Links often do not work after some time. Sensitive things even get scrubbed from the wayback machine. I have all kinds of links that don't work anymore. However, I do preserve information offline in an effort to preserve history when I think it is something that is important. My efforts are not so much focused on trying to sway opinions one way or the other, but those efforts are focused on preservation. Q told us to learn to archive - why? When this is over we will need this information to reconstruct what happened to show to future generations and to hold people accountable.

With all the digital tech I know many these days are not into books, but I have quite a library of physical books on a variety of subjects that I have accumulated over the years. Years ago the neighborhood kids used to come to my house for books rather than go to the public library. When ever I think about getting rid of some kind of hard copy it is like a voice inside me says don't do it - someone will need this some day. Only heaven knows whether my efforts will benefit someone else in the future. Until then, I just do what I think heaven is telling me to do.