Hypertextual contents must disappear without a trace. Not its general structure.
Preserving any text can be complicated by conflicting, incomplete, or inaccurate sources. Overall, however, some posterity has been well served by the medium of print and the institution of the library. With hypertext, the rapid encroachment of software obsolescence exacerbates traditional archival problems and poses some new ones.
Can a hypertext endure indefinitely in a readable form while remaining faithful to the original work? The problem of its transformation is the real matter. And the changing of its identity through the ages also.
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