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It could allow you to craft slightly smaller items like the vanilla Posters. It'd justify post-apocalyptic aesthetics like tribal seals, warning signs, "Fuck Off", "Fuck You!", "[Insert Loot] Here", "Trespassers Will Be Shot On Sight", "HELP!" posters, posters of the map markers, & posters of single alphabetical letters.
The World Wide Web browsers like "WorldWideWeb" (1990, renamed to Nexus 2 years after Zomboid), & Mosaic (1993, released just 2 months before the outbreak) had only just made the internet accessible for consumers. Windows had been released in the 80's.
It'd be interesting to see references or even an attempt to try & preserve some local Knox County internet that can act as a server chatroom. You could also make 'Server Chassis' & 'Cat3 Ethernet Cables' to connect & store a LAN across your base that acts as a message board for your group.