@CStamp @duncanlock most of that "content" crumbles to dust in a few years unless it's diligently copied and curated... Like, we keep finding "lost works" copied or erased and copied over in libraries of rare works, but now entire websites of work are lost unless one nonprofit or some random nerd saves them... The whole "content" thing we live in now comes from the Tech Sector, where they just build the platforms and it's up to somebody else to fill them, it doesn't matter to the machine what the content is, all the machine knows is it's moving and storing numbers; the human factor is where meaning and values come into play, but we're slaves to other near-mechanical systems and bureaucracies that enforce certain standards on our meaning & values for better or worse