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[sears]

This place is certainly interesting- and I'm not just talking about the "different worlds" aspect. The vast amount of information stored here is really quite impressive. We have libraries in the Fire Nation, of course; excellent ones- and yet none of them come close to holding the amount of stuff stored in this mysterious database. Obviously, the worth of what we store is far greater- quality is more important; not just anything is worthy of being preserved for posterity. "Fan fiction" about members of the royal family, for instance- even if written with the best of intentions, which most of the writing stored here isn't- is more likely to be ignored or destroyed than kept in a library.

I've been looking back over some of the myriad of conversations I've had since I first discovered this place. The ability to do that is so convenient. You never know- I might find something useful; something I overlooked the first time around. I doubt it, though- I rarely overlook things.

Comments

[clockmaster.livejournal.com]

I didn't say it because it wasn't the truth, that doesn't mean that my point is null. Don't make such a statement without real proofs.

[peoplesprincess.livejournal.com]

You were trying to verify one statement by adding onto it. It still changes nothing about the utility of the original statement.

[clockmaster.livejournal.com]

I disagree, but since we have different points of views that conversation is quite pointless.

[peoplesprincess.livejournal.com]

Obviously.