Its surprising that archive.org is the only such outfit I have encountered. Just like we have had libraries since ancient times, why are there so few digital libraries? There must be others, but nowhere near the number (or awareness) that we should have.
Heck, existing paper-based libraries should probably each include a digital archiving department.
Maybe this is already happening or already exists, and is trivial to those studying library science or something. I can hope, anyway.
Local neighborhood libraries could have their own curated digital archive, as cache for fast local search, and archival backup for long-term resilience.
Heck, existing paper-based libraries should probably each include a digital archiving department.
Maybe this is already happening or already exists, and is trivial to those studying library science or something. I can hope, anyway.