Kind of an interesting thing, but nothing is guaranteed. The only things that are probably guaranteed are the websites with boards, major social media networks,

Kind of an interesting thing, but nothing is guaranteed. The only things that are probably guaranteed are the websites with boards, major social media networks, with CEOs who make sure that they get passed on. Apple is a pretty good example. I currently run a popular website, http://www.confessionsoftheprofessions.com http://www.confessionsoftheprofessions.com and I have hundreds of companies and individuals that rely on me every year to publish their articles. The thought always crosses my mind to know what would they do if something would happen to me.. sure, the site would die and they would probably just find somewhere else to publish their new articles, but I would certainly love to know it would continue without me, but its a blog that I know how to run and I've not really taught anyone else how to "process" articles, so I suppose it will go with me. I have mentioned it to my fiancee and left her with the username and passwords, and even if she doesn't process any new articles, I would hope that she at least pays to keep the server and hosting going! At least Google and the Internet archive might do something with it.