Mark Graham

And I'm going to leave that kind of analysis to others and really just focus on trying to archive the material.

And I'm going to leave that kind of analysis to others and really just focus on trying to archive the material.

Enough is a very subjective term. Okay. Well, as an archivist, for me, it's never enough because you don't know. No one knows what is going to be of use, value, importance in the future, maybe even the near future of tomorrow, much less like the very far off future. And since millions of people use our site on a daily basis, we get a lot of feedback from them.

Enough is a very subjective term. Okay. Well, as an archivist, for me, it's never enough because you don't know. No one knows what is going to be of use, value, importance in the future, maybe even the near future of tomorrow, much less like the very far off future. And since millions of people use our site on a daily basis, we get a lot of feedback from them.

Enough is a very subjective term. Okay. Well, as an archivist, for me, it's never enough because you don't know. No one knows what is going to be of use, value, importance in the future, maybe even the near future of tomorrow, much less like the very far off future. And since millions of people use our site on a daily basis, we get a lot of feedback from them.

It motivates us, but it also helps direct us And inspires us to continuously try to do a better job at being the best library that we can be. Godspeed.

It motivates us, but it also helps direct us And inspires us to continuously try to do a better job at being the best library that we can be. Godspeed.

It motivates us, but it also helps direct us And inspires us to continuously try to do a better job at being the best library that we can be. Godspeed.

You know, okay, so it kind of caught me up with that question. I'll just say... I don't know right now. I can't say that thing. Gosh, I wish, okay, I got one. I mean, this is just in recent history. Apparently there was a page up on the CDC website about bird flu last week. It apparently was only up for a few minutes and no one got it.

You know, okay, so it kind of caught me up with that question. I'll just say... I don't know right now. I can't say that thing. Gosh, I wish, okay, I got one. I mean, this is just in recent history. Apparently there was a page up on the CDC website about bird flu last week. It apparently was only up for a few minutes and no one got it.

You know, okay, so it kind of caught me up with that question. I'll just say... I don't know right now. I can't say that thing. Gosh, I wish, okay, I got one. I mean, this is just in recent history. Apparently there was a page up on the CDC website about bird flu last week. It apparently was only up for a few minutes and no one got it.

Well, we're losing part of the story, right? We're losing part of our understanding of the evolution of arguably a significant health crisis. issue, concern. We don't know where this is going to go. I don't know. I guess that's the other point, right? I mean, you don't know necessarily now that which is going to be very important in the near or longer term.

Well, we're losing part of the story, right? We're losing part of our understanding of the evolution of arguably a significant health crisis. issue, concern. We don't know where this is going to go. I don't know. I guess that's the other point, right? I mean, you don't know necessarily now that which is going to be very important in the near or longer term.

Well, we're losing part of the story, right? We're losing part of our understanding of the evolution of arguably a significant health crisis. issue, concern. We don't know where this is going to go. I don't know. I guess that's the other point, right? I mean, you don't know necessarily now that which is going to be very important in the near or longer term.

In the time of Martin Luther, there was a raging, raging debates. And much of that debate took the form of things that were written on pamphlets. The pamphlets at the time were considered Of little value. I mean, people read them and they shared them, but they didn't necessarily save them.

In the time of Martin Luther, there was a raging, raging debates. And much of that debate took the form of things that were written on pamphlets. The pamphlets at the time were considered Of little value. I mean, people read them and they shared them, but they didn't necessarily save them.

In the time of Martin Luther, there was a raging, raging debates. And much of that debate took the form of things that were written on pamphlets. The pamphlets at the time were considered Of little value. I mean, people read them and they shared them, but they didn't necessarily save them.

So today, a scholar of that time or someone like me who's just kind of strangely curious, what I would give for a collection of those pamphlets?

So today, a scholar of that time or someone like me who's just kind of strangely curious, what I would give for a collection of those pamphlets?

So today, a scholar of that time or someone like me who's just kind of strangely curious, what I would give for a collection of those pamphlets?