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When Big Tech deletes websites, humanity loses valuable knowledge and collective memory.
We need to preserve our collective digital memory for future generations.
Raphael Tsavkko Garcia is a Brazilian journalist and holds a PhD in Human Rights from the University of Deusto.
This is an opinion column. The thoughts expressed are those of the author.
Starting today, April 20, users can no longer post questions or answers to Yahoo Answers. On May 4, the site will shut down. By June 30, all of its content will be deleted. That s 16 years of content that generated knowledge, memes and, of course, misinformation. Verizon, owner of the website, cited falling popularity and changes in the company s focus as the main reasons for the end of the service. Users will be able to download their own data, but all the rest will vanish on June 30.