This is depressing. Are we just going to erase chunks of history because we don't like it?
Hopefully the Internet Archive can at the very least simply mark some of the content as "non-servable" or something but continue to archive it for historical or research purposes. I'm not sure how that fits in with censorship, libel, copyright, or right-to-be-forgotten laws, but hopefully the restriction is just on showing the data, not storing it.
When we have time for cooler heads to prevail, hopefully this content can be resurrected once the information is no longer as timely or relevant.
Hopefully the Internet Archive can at the very least simply mark some of the content as "non-servable" or something but continue to archive it for historical or research purposes. I'm not sure how that fits in with censorship, libel, copyright, or right-to-be-forgotten laws, but hopefully the restriction is just on showing the data, not storing it.
When we have time for cooler heads to prevail, hopefully this content can be resurrected once the information is no longer as timely or relevant.