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I was wondering about an old WordPress just this week, related to the post content. In the past I managed to migrate a very simple WP to static pages with Pelic
by caiobegotti 6y ago
I was wondering about an old WordPress just this week, related to the post content. In the past I managed to migrate a very simple WP to static pages with Pelican but I have a pretty complicated WP still running and it is a museum of lots of trips I did many years ago and I decided to keep it up due to the some rare info there (it's a RTW travel kind of site). I wish there was an easy way to keep the style, theme etc so I could get rid of WP for good and still let the site get old but still be there with its essence without damaging the visuals. I can't help but imagine the despair of people who would instead use a commercial product to create or host something like that, given even WP is hard enough when things get old.
...as for the site migrated to static pages, some posts are 15 years old, most of them are 10 and the most recent one is 5 so because the web is getting old I had to add a big disclaimer with a red background in every post stating things change, people change, the content and its form may change too so "please be gentle when interpreting it, the web is getting old" :-)
Right to be forgotten should be the default but I wish we also had the opt-in right to be remembered.