Shouldn't something be done to preserve the work done by OT.COM users?

With all the talk of solar flare and EMP damage wouldn't it be a good idea to archive these projects in a format more robust than files bouncing around the internet or optical media floating around on the planet's surface?

Does anyone have an underground bunker?

Sure and those film things we do as mere hobbies.

I'M DOING ALL I CAN!!!  I'M ONLY ONE NERD!!!

*sob*

Can't you just bookmark your posts?

dude nowbody knows how to do that

I'm sorry, dont you just hit the bookmark link on the post?

Can bookmarking protect us all from the harmful effects of solar storms and EMP?

Bingowings said:

Can bookmarking protect us all from the harmful effects of solar storms and EMP?

 I have a DVD of "Revisited." It would survive an EMP, then I'd wander the wasteland for years trying to find the one working DVD player in the Badlands, like a geeky Mad Max.

That DVD is such a cool dude just don't let it have a couple of big successes in America, get drunk and start blaming everything on the Jews (and for the love of Zod keep it away from my DVD of "Edge Of Darkness").

I plan on living in the Fox studios underground salt mine archive in Arizona, re-watching reels of old John Ford films and the last surviving negatives of Star Wars, whilst surviving off the salt.

zombie84 said:

I plan on living in the Fox studios underground salt mine archive in Arizona, re-watching reels of old John Ford films and the last surviving negatives of Star Wars, whilst surviving off the salt.

 If I bring limes and tequilla, can I join you?

This makes for interesting if somewhat worrying reading...some other less important things like the rest of civilisation as we know it may be effected.