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Histori -> lo.tekk melankol!e
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>this was taken from an ongoing discussion between jennifer crowe and
>pat lichty re: history of net art. (taken from the list protocol
>prone http://www.artnetweb.com/protocol
>
>
>At 1:25 PM -0400 5/14/00, Jennifer Crowe wrote:
><snip>
>>
>>[let me ammend this: I was specifically refering to .txt files that
>>comprise the textbase- plain text (which when it boils down to it the
>>Rhizome archive is) it will most likely port better than stuff that is
>>specically dependent on hardware, like an artwork that is dependent on a
>>certain type of machine (with like you say 5.25 floppies, etc). This is
>>never foolproof of course. But for the time being, the texts at Rhizome
>>and Nettime etc are what alot of people are going off of. And, yes it's
>>true that their server could be wiped out at anytime in a flood or
>>something...true, true, true!]
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>
>could the administrators of these lists post some comments on their
>long-term plans for archival of the texts? how many back-ups are on
>how many servers? are there foundations with a mission to preserve
>them? if not, perhaps rhizome, thing, nettime could create one, or
>band together to lobby for international funding for one?
>
>or point us to the public policies you have posted.
>
>thanx
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