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Ancient Web: A 2004 Monk Fruit Page Became a Citation That Wouldn't Die

Subhuti Dharmananda's old ITM Online article on luo han guo became the kind of plain web reference that kept turning up years later in papers, reviews, and regulatory material about monk fruit.

Ancient Web: JapanHemp Preserved a 1990s History of Hemp in Japanese Culture

An old JapanHemp page points back to Dave Olson's 1997 research on hemp in Japanese history, religion, agriculture, language, crafts, and law—material that has continued to be cited long after the original site became unreliable.

Ancient Web: A Clementi Piano Page Kept Working After the Site Died

The Muzio Clementi Society's old piano page has become a useful case study in citation persistence: the original is unreliable, but technicians, writers, and researchers kept linking to it for years.