We had a huge thread about some publisher's edits to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, with a lot of people seeming to think that it signified the end times. I wonder if this will get as much attention ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

“Those who control the present, control the past and those who control the past control the future.” — George Orwell, 1984

If you want to solve this, archive.org is not enough. We need a distributed p2p streaming immutable chain database to which verifiable content entries can be added to named channels, verified and confirmed by the network. Moreover, we need it to become the default storage mechanism, so sites cannot be mutated in silence. As for which channels the nodes should be a network of, it's simple; it's the channels their owners choose to read.

Hopefully never needed again, but to be safe after all this regex-powered take-down'ing and now rewriting, sort of feels like most government-funded authorship should be under care of National Archives, with a strong congressional mandate to make accessible all stores documents at their original version's state.

Yet another ghastly play from the worst creeps and losers!