Liberty Archives
Digitally preserving mandkind's information, one bit at a time
What is This Site?
Liberty Archives is a privately run, data preservation effort. Imagine the internet and all of mankind's creations are the Library of Alexandria. We are the equivalent of one person going through every single book with a quill, vial of ink and roll of parchment attempting to copy every book by hand.
Our goal is to collect and preserve as much digital content on physical drives as we possibly can to preserve the internet, our culture, and human history. As of right now, our operation hosts 28TB of data, with a complete mirror backup of the aforementioned data.
What Kind of Content Do We Archive?
For a project like this, there is really no limit (besides for drive space) to how much we can store, but right now we try to categorize everything into 5 format types
Why Are We Doing This?
You may think this sounds like a tedious and unrewarding endeavor. But here at Liberty Archives, we think we owe it to future generations to use the currently available technology to try our best to preserve as much as possible. There are constant threats to the free flow of information from entities with malicious intent, and it is important to us to attempt to be a cog in the mechanism that protects against censorship.
We do not try to hide the fact that our organization has an obvious bias in favor of laissez-faire libertarianism, but we strive to be fair and even archive information that conflicts with the beliefs of the site administration. Our belief in free speech takes priority over all other preferences, as we believe that the truth will be apparent if everybody is given a fair platform to make their arguments.
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