Post by gordon on Mar 10, 2022 12:07:42 GMT
In the past, I have referenced and contributed to sites such as Yahoo Answers, which disappointingly ended up shutting down with little notice after operating seemingly well for a long time, i.e. over a decade.
I don't expect it to happen here any time soon, but in the case that this forum which stores historically significant content ends up shutting down at some point in future, I would like to ask whether it has a backup plan. Since text compresses efficiently, will a compressed archive of users' contributions be released? And how long in advance would there be a warning?
I don't expect it to happen here any time soon, but in the case that this forum which stores historically significant content ends up shutting down at some point in future, I would like to ask whether it has a backup plan. Since text compresses efficiently, will a compressed archive of users' contributions be released? And how long in advance would there be a warning?
