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As a paid Ghost.org user this makes me feel a bit uneasy. I realize that's just a one case and maybe the only one ever; also I wouldn't use such a harsh tone as
by arnvald 6y ago
As a paid Ghost.org user this makes me feel a bit uneasy. I realize that's just a one case and maybe the only one ever; also I wouldn't use such a harsh tone as OP in the email and on Twitter (maybe it's not the best way to handle pricing of staff users, but I wouldn't call it "extremely shady").
Still, the fact that CEO could just jump in and delete my site makes me concerned. Do I need to regularly back up all my content in case it gets suddenly deleted?
- ColinWright 6y agoYou should always have a copy of your own data. Always Without exception Your service provider may get hacked and lose all their data, or may have a disk failure and lose all their data, or abruptly go into administration and have your data inaccessible. Why would you not have a copy of your data? 8TB disks are cheap, buy 3 and rotate them. "rsync" is quick and efficient. You should always have a copy of your own data.
- arnvald 6y agoYeah, you're totally right! I think what I tried to say is that normally I have certain trust that the company managing my data has their own backup, so my own backup is kind of a last resort. While if they delete my data on purpose, then my backup is the only option left.