Of course, we'd have to suggest, as being nanakikun is being, that one's history, especially when in a media such as the internet where you can save your own copies of everything you experience* , part of the experience is going back to where you grew up and finding that all the buildings have moved around, or are completely different. If it were the web's responsibility to keep everything the same, then there wouldn't be any way to get from the older websites to newer ones... : /
This topic is discussed at length in the somewhat confusingly translated Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty, available for Sony PlayStation 2 and Microsoft X-Box. : D
* come back later and insert some link here to the firefox plugin that provides disk storage of everything browsed
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If it were the web's responsibility to keep everything the same, then there wouldn't be any way to get from the older websites to newer ones... : /
This topic is discussed at length in the somewhat confusingly translated Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty, available for Sony PlayStation 2 and Microsoft X-Box. : D
* come back later and insert some link here to the firefox plugin that provides disk storage of everything browsed