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Im just a dude watching over my parents,
and trying to make cartoons and video games from home.
and trying to make cartoons and video games from home.
The Internet Not So Forever
Important!
Dear visitors,
This blog and the Tigarus.com network will be changing our website software in May (2024). There will be some down time and there will be a change to the webpage addresses.
We will also be removing the Anime blogs. The Rocksmith Songs website will be unavailable of a few weeks or months while I move the database to the new software.
At the moment we are running on Wordpress, the new software is an in-house project which is 57 times faster. It will also provide more freedom for development.
Thank you for understanding.
The only true way that data can survive is if the data is continued to be passed on by generations of websites and users. The fact is information has to stay in the spot light and stay relevant or be lost. Websites disappear, services shutdown, companies close or become bankrupt, old or useless information is deleted and accounts expire.
As most information on the Internet may take over 50 years before it is phased out, I estimate the average web page or blog posting will disappear between 5 and 10 years. The Internet changes and evolves as culture changes, systems, and companies change over time.
Evolution, in the 1990’s the Internet was full of personal home pages and in 2000 the Internet changed to blogs. 2010 the Internet has changed to social media and even what was once the largest social media website on the web have fallen. It is not that a website can collapse under its own weight but the Internet also is ruled by survival of the fittest.
As long as people choose to support something on the Internet it can live on, but without the support and interest, the information will be lost. Ultimately websites change, old information is deleted, services shutdown, people stop supporting systems/websites, and companies close down. Information on the Internet is not truly forever.
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