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> Topics in this post: * difficulties understanding posts ITT * MLP boorus have inadequate import bot(s) * ZFS snapshots are helpful * Internet Archive changed its motto to "Universal access to quality information"
Tagging posts,that is a good idea.

> This sometimes or usually means that multiple topics are addressed in each post instead of 1 post = 1 topic. The 1 post : 1 topic style may be easier to understand, but I'm not going to do that in this post. I will at least say which topics this post is about as seen above in this post
I think it is more of just the tiny tidbits of info over you addresses multiple topics itself. You add context and add context to that context and add context to that context. Not sure how easy that is to correct though, because you might have very good reason too.

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> I have been slowly working on my own small burst of post for here and maybe then we can discuss other improvements or what not whenever that happens.
You seem to understand him better and see an order that I don't see quite as well. So I think I'll drop this subject for the moment and see what you have to say. Compared to both of y'all I am a minor lurker most of the time who just passively enjoys the thread.




> Uploading after being approved for Filecoin Plus will make this task cheaper, but you would still have to be a real rich fat cat to pay the initial and upkeep payments for 270PB over the years.
One of those ideas that sounds completely insane at first glance yet I also can run with. That would be interesting to calculate but at that level I wonder how realistic bandwidth is to handle that? You'd need a good internet connection and even then it wouldn't be quick. How would filecoin compare to the cost of paying for thousands of drives? Hilariously that still maybe cheaper when we count power and upkeep. I still think a psychical transfer and copy would probably be quicker even if you bought all the bandwidth you could. 



Probably most realistic effort we can do (as in the Internet) is a collective effort with focusing. For example, no one anon or even a small group could archive all the archives, but we could archive pony related sites. It would work similar for other special interest groups (/tg/ for RPG, /g/ for old, some Youtuber for some niche forum, you get the gist).