Because we got thirsty, and we forgot to share the water.
If you have ever clicked a broken link and wished you could see what used to be there, you have silently thanked the Internet Archive. For nearly three decades, the nonprofit digital library—home to the Wayback Machine—has been the great equalizer of knowledge. It has preserved dead GeoCities pages, archived government websites that vanished after elections, and saved millions of out-of-print books. parched internet archive
Not because the servers crashed. Not because a hard drive failed. Because we got thirsty, and we forgot to share the water