As we approach the big 7000, just thought anons might be interested in this. I copypasted one-half of bread 6991, 350 posts plus the intro stuff on top. I shrunk all type down to 8 point, single space and reduced the size of all images.

On a Word doc, landscape layout, it took up 77 pages. That is 3022KB.

If 7000 breads were copypasted like this, that would come to 1,078,000 pages, or 42,308,000 KB.

I mention this, not because there are any chances anyone could archive all breads offline, let alone print them out, but because most of the images – graphics, memes, pictures, whatever – are no longer attached to the posts. BO told me a couple months ago that it was a storage issue. He said, “8chan has a first-party system with file deduplication. This means that, for the file to be visible in the archive, it has to be live somewhere on 8chan. If the file isn't reposted, the image disappears from the archive as well. Otherwise, we wouldn't be able to afford an archive in the first place.”

So, the people who have it all, with the huge storage space in Utah, could not see fit to properly archive our work. Most anons won’t give a shit. But future historians, archivists, sociologists, etc., will. And their research will be almost impossible because most posts should have the images attached to them. One day, all of us will be dead and there will be no one to validate our work. Is this Q’s intention? I don’t know. I was doing a lot of research on old breads until they started losing the images. Makes a huge difference. We believe this is the greatest military intel program of all time, and it is. But it is disappearing and recapturing those images from another archive or file will be a gruesome task. I’d volunteer in a minute to do it, but we don’t know what Q has in store for all this.

Sorry to bitch about this from time to time, but I thought the research I was doing was important and I believe there is no such thing as history if it can’t be sauced. We are only as authentic as the sauce we provide and that includes images. Memes say things about our time in American/world history that cannot be communicated any other way. This Pepe is pissed.

>>5469905

Thanks. Not really concerned. They're too smart to mess up. I see libraries all over the US literally throwing old books in the dumpster.

We know, from Q and our own experience, that newer books are filled with crap.

There's little as dangerous than revisionist history. And MOI loves books. Thanks

>>5470067

Thanks. Just glad I’m not the only one who cares about this.

Remember the scene in SOYLENT GREEN, with the old “librarians”? They were the ones who discovered the truth about soylent green. That’s us, anons. We dig, meme, PRAY.