It is an extremely necessary, important project to digitize the past, and as we do it, we have to worry about digitizing the present and future. At the same time, that brings about many challenges, esp because digital space is not free nor infinite, even if people often conceptualize it that way

There are thousands of years of human history before the internet was a thing, and we’re constantly trying to digitize new things. People are so surrounded by the digital noise of the modern era where it never clocks just how much work is left to be done!

It’s all a process of figuring out what/how stuff can be digitized and what can be public facing. From there you’re constantly trying to find what’s even stored somewhere and what is just an entire blind spot. All of this goes blind to people because we take for granted how much IS digital now

@rowereviews.bsky.social is this true? I thought you loved me bro.

@rowereviews.bsky.social sorry that I didn’t respond to your photos of you with your Hazbin Hotel blu ray collection. The kissy face you made towards the camera was a little weird though.

@rowereviews.bsky.social sorry I can’t make your nightly Hazbin Hotel rewatch. I just wasn’t interested man. Love you bro.

@rowereviews.bsky.social you gonna drop the Hazbin Hotel review soon?

Nah you’re thinking of Rowe

This is not true. Also I’m using your milk when we get home.

Slander. I’m pretty sure you asked mom for Hazbin Hotel Labubu for Christmas.

Hey I think you forgot to tag this one as AI generated

Can you listen to Rubber Soul - The Beatles