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Was it just me, or was this one of the most confusing and convoluted
stories on this subject in recent history?
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Well, the author's point was that backups are not real "archiving" of
data. But he then caused confusion by using the work "archive" to describe
keeping backup tapes. I think.
Anyway, I wish the IT world hadn't borrowed and corrupted the word
archive. That in itself causes much confusion, as people take the
connotation that it is permanent.
Gary Link
Pittsburgh, PA
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"I understand each of your words individually, but put them together in
that order and I'm struggling."
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