Time Capsule, Saving memories for the future

Well, here we are. Through feedback and general emails from our users we decided that it would be a good idea to produce a blog for The100YearWebSite.

If you have come here without visiting the site I will give you a quick overview. The100YearWebSite allows users to create their own online Time Capsule where they can save text, web grabs, music/audio, videos and photos. Our mission is to keep these Time Capsules alive, readable and accessible for years to come and future generations to enjoy.

Time Capsules can be public from day 1, password protected for only friends and family or even virtually buried until a time of your choosing in the future. We have spent a lot of time and money ensuring that we future proof the stored information and look forward to following the build up of peoples memories over the years to come.

This aims to be more than just our ramblings, although personal views on all sorts of things may probably creep in. Our aim in producing this blog is to give related inforation and advice to our users. We will be delivering articles and advice, hints and tips for creating Time Capsules, reporting on what is going on in the world of personal digital archiving and generally scouring the world for anything that we think will be of use to those with an interest in preserving their digital memories.

We sincerely hope that this will become a 2 way street and so as always we welcome any feedback you have about the site or sugestions on articles for this area.

To contact us please use the contact us tab which can be found on the site at www.The100YearWebSite.com. We have set up an email account to deal specifically with the blog.

Enjoy the site and while you are at it why not start your own Time Capsule today.

The100YearWebSite Team

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