Why Should We Save Our Email? « The Signal: Digital Preservation
When was the last time you wrote a letter, on paper? Other than my
note-to-self stickies (my desk usually has a bunch), or greeting cards, I
personally have not written much of substance, just on paper, in a long
time.
These days, of course, we are engulfed in the digital versions of note
writing – with many different options available. And over the past
generation or so, much of our individual correspondence has taken place via
e-mail. It’s now ubiquitous and so easy to do it makes you wonder how we
ever functioned without it. We write it, maybe file it in a folder in our
email program of choice, and then we forget it.
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Source:
http://blogs.loc.gov/digitalpreservation/2011/09/why-should-we-save-our-email/
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