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bit disappointed, mainly because I was expecting something a bit different. I was hoping to see something that has some ideas that would make things last beyond

bit disappointed, mainly because I was expecting something a bit different. I was hoping to see something that has some ideas that would make things last beyond the original author, say for 100 years. Of course that's hard to predict given tech will change, but what the best guess effort to make your page last as long as it possibly can into the future You need to address the problem of domain names...the author has a vanity domain name that needs to be paid for that will need to continue to be paid for, so may need to pigggyback onto another domain Hosting might be tricky My best guess is MAYBE something like Github would solve both issues....

susam 7y ago
> the author has a vanity domain name that needs to be paid for that will need to continue to be paid for, so may need to pigggyback onto another domain This is a very good point. I host my blog with a vanity domain name[1]. The domain name was accidentally taken away from me[2] for a while due to which my blog became unreachable. As a result of this experience, I now host a mirror of my blog using GitHub Pages[3]. Further, I have made sure that the entire blog can be downloaded[4] to local filesystem and viewed locally, i.e., all inter-linking is done using relative paths only. [1]: https://susam.in https://susam.in [2]: https://susam.in/blog/sinkholed/ https://susam.in/blog/sinkholed/ [3]: https://susam.github.io/ https://susam.github.io/ [4]: https://github.com/susam/susam.github.io/archive/master.zip https://github.com/susam/susam.github.io/archive/master.zip