Solid-state drives, Bluetooth capabilities, smartphones, “the cloud,” social media platforms, and other digital technologies have fundamentally altered how we share and store digital materials. This article sets an agenda for understanding how people manage the proliferation of digital material in their everyday lives through a close examination of the strategies and rituals different people around the world employ to organize, curate, or delete digital materials. Drawing upon findings from 11 articles, it contextualizes contemporary forms with digital media and technologies with existing cultural practices of sharing and storing in relation to wider social and cultural systems and infrastructures such as household and family, logistics, health, government, and governance. We argue that the proliferation of platforms, changes in temporalities, and the emergence of different forms of digital labor have fundamentally shaped the ways in which we share and store digital material.

固态驱动器，蓝牙功能，智能手机，“云”，社交媒体平台和其他数字技术从根本上改变了我们共享和存储数字资料的方式。本文设置了一个议程，以通过仔细研究世界各地不同人们用于组织，策划或删除数字资料的策略和仪式，来理解人们如何管理数字资料的日常生活。它借鉴了11篇文章的发现，将当代形式与数字媒体和技术结合起来，并与现有的文化习俗进行共享和存储，与更广泛的社会和文化系统和基础设施（如家庭和家庭，物流，卫生，政府和治理）相关。我们认为平台的泛滥，时间的变化，