Well, its whats happening. Its really important for you (and others) to have assurances that it will keep happening. Not really sure where to start there. What

Well, its whats happening. Its really important for you (and others) to have assurances that it will keep happening. Not really sure where to start there. What I described is actually a cynical description of blockchains, but blockchain nodes store everything written in perpetuity. a subset of that information is necessary to sustain the blockchain, there are reasons why some nodes store more than what is necessary. if you are willing to pay to store more information, there are a lot of free backups of it automatically, which are also free to recover from, as many times as you want. that competes directly with the SaaS model that charges or meters uploading the information, reading the information, downloading the information, storing the information, accessing the information or some combination thereof. those SaaS services also come with the questions of how long that information will remain available.