Deep forensic examinations of digital platforms and extinction events.
Each case study applies archaeobytological methodology to extract lessons from digital history, demonstrating how ephemeral bytes leave permanent scars on the cultural record.
Case study examining how Wikipedia and Wikidata's "notability" standards systematically exclude independent researchers, effectively silencing non-institutional knowledge.
Read Case Study →A polemic on algorithmic gatekeeping. How search monopolies delegitimize new disciplines by auto-correcting them back to established norms (Archaeology) before they can emerge.
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Why open standards persist while proprietary formats rot.
The death of the interactive web and the emulation era.
The power of simplicity in long-term preservation.
DRM as a murder weapon for digital content.
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Federation as a sovereignty strategy.
Portable identity architecture and data lakes.
Radical data-application separation.
Minimalist protocol design and censorship resistance.