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Our cultural discourse is increasingly carried in the web. With the initialemergence of the web many years ago, there was a period where conventionalmediums (e.g., music, movies, books, scholarly publications) were primary andthe web was a supplementary channel. This has now changed, where the web isoften the primary channel, and other publishing mechanisms, if present at all,supplement the web. Unfortunately, the technology for publishing information onthe web always outstrips our technology for preservation. My concern is lessthat we will lose data of known importance (e.g., scientific data, censusdata), but rather that we will lose data that we do not yet know is important.In this paper I review some of the issues and, where appropriate, proposedsolutions for increasing the archivability of the web.

A Plan For Curating "Obsolete Data or Resources"