In a recent edition of The Torment Nexus, I wrote about Wikipedia, which I argued was one of the best things the internet ever created (or that we all created with the help of the internet).
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In a recent edition of The Torment Nexus, I wrote about Wikipedia, which I argued was one of the best things the internet ever created (or that we all created with the help of the internet). In my opinion, there is another thing that ranks right up there with Wikipedia on the list of great things, and that is the Internet Archive.
The Internet Archive should be protected not attacked
In a recent edition of The Torment Nexus, I wrote about Wikipedia, which I argued was one of the best things the internet ever created (or that we all created w
mathewingram.com/work (mathewingram.com)
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In a recent edition of The Torment Nexus, I wrote about Wikipedia, which I argued was one of the best things the internet ever created (or that we all created with the help of the internet). In my opinion, there is another thing that ranks right up there with Wikipedia on the list of great things, and that is the Internet Archive.
The Internet Archive should be protected not attacked
In a recent edition of The Torment Nexus, I wrote about Wikipedia, which I argued was one of the best things the internet ever created (or that we all created w
mathewingram.com/work (mathewingram.com)
I love how the Internet Archive preserves public domain works.
But the "National Emergency Library" was a _terrible_ idea. And I fear that if the IA keeps on drunk-challenging copyright laws in this blatant manner, they might eventually have to pay fines so large that their preservation work will be in danger.
