Mark Graham

So there are any one of a number of methods that we might incorporate to try to help prioritize material that we would get from some of these platforms.

First of all, there's a lot of people that work here. More than 100 people work at the Internet Archive. We do a variety of different things from an engineering perspective or a program perspective. And yeah, there are choices that are made. But I would say we're mostly constrained by just our own creativity and our own imagination.

First of all, there's a lot of people that work here. More than 100 people work at the Internet Archive. We do a variety of different things from an engineering perspective or a program perspective. And yeah, there are choices that are made. But I would say we're mostly constrained by just our own creativity and our own imagination.

First of all, there's a lot of people that work here. More than 100 people work at the Internet Archive. We do a variety of different things from an engineering perspective or a program perspective. And yeah, there are choices that are made. But I would say we're mostly constrained by just our own creativity and our own imagination.

We have a fair amount of latitude as we work here to explore our interests as individuals and as an organization. But with a really strong focus on just trying to do a really good job of the things that we set out to do. And admittedly, the North Star, universal access to all knowledge, is a high bar. But we have the...

We have a fair amount of latitude as we work here to explore our interests as individuals and as an organization. But with a really strong focus on just trying to do a really good job of the things that we set out to do. And admittedly, the North Star, universal access to all knowledge, is a high bar. But we have the...

We have a fair amount of latitude as we work here to explore our interests as individuals and as an organization. But with a really strong focus on just trying to do a really good job of the things that we set out to do. And admittedly, the North Star, universal access to all knowledge, is a high bar. But we have the...

The luxury of being able to pursue that with a lot of resources is something that I have a great deal of gratitude for. And I know that the people that I work with do as well. And I think that millions of patrons that use our service every day also.

The luxury of being able to pursue that with a lot of resources is something that I have a great deal of gratitude for. And I know that the people that I work with do as well. And I think that millions of patrons that use our service every day also.

The luxury of being able to pursue that with a lot of resources is something that I have a great deal of gratitude for. And I know that the people that I work with do as well. And I think that millions of patrons that use our service every day also.

And we are respectful of rights holders. And one of the ways that we are respectful is that we do respond to requests to have things excluded from the Wayback Machine. So rights holders that make legitimate requests. We actually have human beings that check these things out. We just don't say, oh, so-and-so said, just take that out. But we do consider the request.

And we are respectful of rights holders. And one of the ways that we are respectful is that we do respond to requests to have things excluded from the Wayback Machine. So rights holders that make legitimate requests. We actually have human beings that check these things out. We just don't say, oh, so-and-so said, just take that out. But we do consider the request.

And we are respectful of rights holders. And one of the ways that we are respectful is that we do respond to requests to have things excluded from the Wayback Machine. So rights holders that make legitimate requests. We actually have human beings that check these things out. We just don't say, oh, so-and-so said, just take that out. But we do consider the request.

Sometimes if the person is a public official, then we will have to weigh off their request with maybe a broader public right to know. But we work those things out on a case-by-case basis.

Sometimes if the person is a public official, then we will have to weigh off their request with maybe a broader public right to know. But we work those things out on a case-by-case basis.

Sometimes if the person is a public official, then we will have to weigh off their request with maybe a broader public right to know. But we work those things out on a case-by-case basis.

We weigh off the evidence, the information that's available to us. That particular case, for example, would live in a category, I would say, where there are times when we learn about situations where there is what may be considered a high probability of real-world harm. and then have to make a decision.

We weigh off the evidence, the information that's available to us. That particular case, for example, would live in a category, I would say, where there are times when we learn about situations where there is what may be considered a high probability of real-world harm. and then have to make a decision.

We weigh off the evidence, the information that's available to us. That particular case, for example, would live in a category, I would say, where there are times when we learn about situations where there is what may be considered a high probability of real-world harm. and then have to make a decision.

The fact of the matter is there's material that is made available on the web that does cause real human suffering. And there are cases in which we have a duty to care. Another one maybe that is with child sexual exploitation material, for example. I don't think people are really questioning that too much, right? You say, oh, they took that down or something. Well, yeah, of course.