Join Us in Supporting the Internet Archive’s Mission for Universal Knowledge!
If you’re like us, the thought of a world without the Internet Archive is unimaginable. It serves as a time capsule, preserving everything from classic video games to an extensive library of books, software, and media, making it invaluable for enthusiasts, historians, and digital explorers.
When we learned about the Internet Archive’s new Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Fundraising initiative aimed at ensuring universal access to knowledge, we knew we had to be a part of it.
What’s This Initiative About?
The Internet Archive has initiated a grassroots fundraising campaign where supporters can create personalized campaigns for facets of the Archive that resonate with them. Be it emulation, vintage software, the Wayback Machine, or public domain books, each campaign can shine a light on what matters most to the fundraiser and their community.
We’ve set up our own fundraising page to champion this vital cause, and we invite you to join us:
https://donate.archive.org/ausretrogamer
Why Now?
Until September 30, every dollar contributed to this P2P campaign will be matched 2:1, effectively tripling the impact of your contribution. That means a $10 donation becomes $30 for the Archive. This is a unique chance to amplify your support and keep digital history freely accessible.
Why It Matters to Us
As avid fans of retro content—from arcade classics to vintage ZIP files—we count on the Internet Archive to explore and share treasures from the past. Whether we’re researching obscure 8-bit games or revisiting classic DOS manuals, the Archive is our essential resource.
By backing this initiative, we ensure that future generations can unearth the games, media, and knowledge we cherish today. And that’s something truly special.
Help us preserve our digital heritage for future generations:
https://donate.archive.org/ausretrogamer
Remember: All donations made by Sept 30 will be tripled!
Let’s work together to keep knowledge free and accessible—pixel by pixel, page by page.
Original article by ausretrogamer.com
