Marc Cortez’ recent post, Is the Web dead?, reminded me of this ad from the Internet Preservation Society:
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love it! I’m copying it out right now
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The Paperless Preservation Society has recently issued an injunction against the Internet Preservation Society, for obvious reasons. I also understand the Museum of Toner Cartridges, in Wintucket Cove, Mass (there is a sub-branch on the Sino-Siberian border) is also greatly concerned, and is with its lawyers as I write.
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