ijustwannatosay

The expectation is not receiving more apologies from companies, it is companies learning from screw-ups like this and not trying to pull off stunts like this in the first place.

Do they still delete stuff when the site removes access via robots.txt? Others can look at this example and later when they also need to do "history hacking" decide to get rid of this problem by removing themselves from the wayback machine. IMHO, if you are important enough to have a Wikipedia page, what you say publicly should be immutable.

IMHO splitting to files is overrated anyway. "File" is such an abstract concept when the implementation can vary to the extent of anyones imagination.

For humans, tooling is the king. If your IDE can open windows into different parts of a file, set bookmarks, has excellent navigation and so on, then why obsess about representation in the file system?

They were featured here 6 years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8568181

This is amazing. I really am sold on your self-depreciating humor.

https://fibery.io/anxiety