The recent recognition of the demoscene as part of UNESCO's intangible cultural heritage in Sweden has sparked discussions among enthusiasts. Though some view the acknowledgment as largely symbolic with limited tangible benefits, they appreciate the cultural significance it represents. The demoscene, which focuses on developing creative digital art and computer-generated demonstrations, reflects a unique melding of technology and artistic expression—qualities that have emerged prominently in the digital age. There are calls for global coherence in heritage recognition, as other countries like Finland, Germany, and the Netherlands have already included the demoscene in their respective UNESCO heritage lists, reflecting a concern that cultural classifications often fail to adapt to global and internet-driven movements.