Why It Matters
Once these documents are gone, they may never be restored. If you rely on historical, legal, or intelligence-related materials, you must act now.
What You Can Do—A Checklist for Preservation
- Find & Download: Identify key documents you need and save them locally. Preferably in multiple formats (PDF, TXT, HTML).
- Use Reliable Archives: Don’t just bookmark—archive pages using services like WebRecorder, Archive.org, or perma.cc.
- Verify Integrity: Hash important files using SHA-256 to confirm they remain unaltered over time.
- Distribute Copies: Share backups via decentralized platforms like IPFS or peer-to-peer networks.
- Print Essentials: If a document is critical, print it—paper still outlasts digital censorship.
- Monitor & Report: If you notice missing files, document it. Share changes publicly to raise awareness.
Act Now
Don’t assume public access will last forever. If a document is important to history, governance, or accountability, take steps to secure it today.
What’s Happening?
Government-maintained open-source repositories are quietly losing public domain documents. Reports of missing files have surfaced across CIA, NSA, US Army, and even the Internet Archive.
Why It Matters
Once these documents are gone, they may never be restored. If you rely on historical, legal, or intelligence-related materials, you must act now.
What You Can Do—A Checklist for Preservation
Act Now
Don’t assume public access will last forever. If a document is important to history, governance, or accountability, take steps to secure it today.
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