From 2011-01-21 to 2016-08-09, the Theatrical Performance Preservations mentioned in this thread sat on a public server for those that made the connection. In that time, zero complaints were filed, either with the domain hosting service or the search engines which indexed those files. No one wrote to say thank you. This was a test to show that this type of content is culturally irrelevant, a bizarre form of orphaned work or abandonware, considering the time and place this experiment took place. Society, it could be said, agreed in this context. The files would have sat for a longer period of time, but the domain hosting service revised their terms of service. Unlimited plans of the past are now being restricted with different clauses so that people can be rebilled as they migrate to cloud services.