Martha Wild wrote: > > The other concern I suppose is that paper is archival - 200 years > from now someone can look at a book.
Only if you print on expensive archival quality paper. Most books printed today would be lucky to last 50 years because of the acid content in the paper. > Will a website still exist? While I'm not sure about a website in particular, I think digital content is more likely to exist. So if you make it a website and let archive.org pick up a copy (which they do automatically) and keep it up, but also give many people pdfs or text files, all while being sure to keep a readable copy over the years as you change computers I think it might well last. But 200 years is a long time. Jeff -- Jeff Kaufman http://sccs.swarthmore.edu/~cbr/
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