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The '''digital dark age''' is the idea that outdated media and file formats can lead to loss of information as file formats become outdated, or software and hardware become inaccessible due to becoming obsolete.  Old technologies, even those which were at one point widespread, could become obscure and unusable as the necessary skill sets are forgotten.
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The '''digital dark age''' is the idea that outdated media and [[file]] formats can lead to loss of [[information]] as file formats become outdated, or [[software]] and [[hardware]] become inaccessible due to becoming obsolete.  Old technologies, even those which were at one point widespread, could become obscure and unusable as the necessary skill sets are forgotten.
  
 
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Revision as of 00:11, February 4, 2019

The digital dark age is the idea that outdated media and file formats can lead to loss of information as file formats become outdated, or software and hardware become inaccessible due to becoming obsolete. Old technologies, even those which were at one point widespread, could become obscure and unusable as the necessary skill sets are forgotten.