I suppose it would, but why would people look for that content?
It would be like looking for content about Betamax. Very few people would care to search through Twetch archives if BSV becomes obsolete, even if it's all absorbed into the superior archive.
Whereas, if BSV doesn't become obsolete, and in fact gets to scale and is globally used, MANY people would care to search through it.
I'd guess that any demand for Betamax that continues to exist is primarily driven by content that was not archived on VHS.
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1PqgufE2YSYkUfx8cWQEbFExZMpNmnCTad UnverifiedYes but if the new archive, archives all this, then the content persists through the new medium (unlike maybe some betamax content not existing on VHS)
BSV becomes a tiny footnote if it becomes obsolete before it can take over. Barely anyone will read Twetch content in that scenario, even if it's in the new archive.
where are we goong here?
Too many variables to assign fair probabilities.
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