> I tend to just use Archive.org for this kind of thing. They've been around a long time and probably will be still around for a long time coming. Except, if t

> I tend to just use Archive.org for this kind of thing. They've been around a long time and probably will be still around for a long time coming. Except, if the domain you're archiving expires and the new owner puts up a restrictive robots.txt, archive.org will take down its archived version. Archive.org is nice for checking previous versions of websites if you need them today, but don't use them as backup with the expectation that they'll be there ten years from now.