So true. It has often been observed that in the future this era will be the forgotten generation because so much present-day communication is ephemeral. There will be no written record of the millions (billions?) of texts between people, same with emails, too. And then there's the whole thing with digital imagery. One hard drive crash and the record of you and your family's existence is gone. :frown1: True, some may have printed a very tiny percentage of their digital photos, but on what kind of paper? If you printed it from your desktop inkjet printer, good luck with that print lasting more than a few years at most.
Future generations will not have the stack of love letters between mom and dad or grandma and grandpa whilst they were courting tied neatly in a stack, or pix of all the aunties and uncles at baby whozis' christening party. It's all ones and zeroes that will be probably inaccessible in the future. How romantic. :tongue: