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	What is the highest-level concept in the digital preservation universe? (Assuming that it's possible to choose one...)		What is the highest-level concept in the digital preservation universe? (Assuming that it's possible to choose one...)

	Save<br />		*Save<br />
	Preserve<br />		*Preserve<br />
	Sustain<br />		*Sustain<br />

	Whatever we decide it is, all the other concepts should fall under it. So, if, for example, we decide "save" is the highest-level concept, then all the items below should be the high-level motivations that would compel someone to save something. Let's order them from the most "positive" conception of saving to the most "negative":		Whatever we decide it is, all the other concepts should fall under it. So, if, for example, we decide '''"save"''' is the highest-level concept, then all the items below should be the high-level motivations that would compel someone to save something. Let's order them from the most "positive" conception of '''saving''' to the most "negative":

	====="Rescue"=====		====="Rescue"=====

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	Sustain<br />		Sustain<br />

	Whatever we decide it is, all the other concepts should fall under it. So, if, for example, we decide "save" is the highest-level concept, then all the items below should be the high-level motivations that would compel someone to save something. Let's order them from the most "positive" conception of ~~sharing~~ to the most "negative":		Whatever we decide it is, all the other concepts should fall under it. So, if, for example, we decide "save" is the highest-level concept, then all the items below should be the high-level motivations that would compel someone to save something. Let's order them from the most "positive" conception of saving to the most "negative":

	====="Rescue"=====		====="Rescue"=====

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	~~Return~~ to the [[NDSA:~~Outreach Mission Action Team~~ \| ~~Statement of Purpose~~]] ~~Action Team~~ page.		Back to the [[NDSA:Public_Awareness_of_Digital_Preservation_Issues_and_Challenges \| Public Awareness]] page.

	Return to the [[NDSA:Outreach Working Group]] Home.		Return to the [[NDSA:Outreach Working Group]] Home.

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	Return to the [[NDSA:Outreach Mission Action Team \| Statement of Purpose]] page.		Return to the [[NDSA:Outreach Mission Action Team \| Statement of Purpose]] Action Team page.

	Return to the [[NDSA:Outreach Working Group]] Home.		Return to the [[NDSA:Outreach Working Group]] Home.

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	Return to [[NDSA:Outreach Working Group]] Home		Return to the [[NDSA:Outreach Mission Action Team \| Statement of Purpose]] page.

			Return to the [[NDSA:Outreach Working Group]] Home.

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	====="Salvation" (outside of scope?)=====		====="Salvation" (outside of scope?)=====

	~~Now, how can we utilize these frameworks to re-frame the "digital preservation" message in these terms? First, let's start with some widely-recognized digital preservation definitions:~~

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	====="Salvation" (outside of scope?)=====		====="Salvation" (outside of scope?)=====

			Now, how can we utilize these frameworks to re-frame the "digital preservation" message in these terms? First, let's start with some widely-recognized digital preservation definitions:

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