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That's why we print the book copies of the book. Once people stop caring to fix the machine, eventually they can still find the books.


Where/how is the book being printed? Locally? What's powering the printer? How do you ensure that the materials (paper, ink, lubricant, etc.) last all those years? What about binding/collating those pages?

Or is the printing occurring once (since the site is static)?


Ideally the printer would only run a few times, I imagine when the internet finally goes down there's no reason to keep printing new copies of the book.




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