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Thank you but: The published content that you can currently access will still be publicly available if I get locked out. Saving the already published content is
by DoreenMichele 4y ago
Thank you but: The published content that you can currently access will still be publicly available if I get locked out. Saving the already published content is not hugely important.
Saving access to my ability to keep putting out info via the URLs in question is the thing that concerns me (with regards to my blogs per se -- a much bigger concern is keeping my phone number and email address). Migrating the content elsewhere is a huge pain. I've done it before and it sucks and I have so little traction in terms of traffic and income, I'm not sure it is worth it to me though I think it's important information and would be a shame to just abandon my projects.
Maybe this is the universe's way of telling me to stop tilting at windmills and stop believing that someday my work will be recognized as valuable. I don't know where to go from here if it all melts down, but given my inability to get taken seriously or monetize my work, perhaps letting it all die is the better answer. It's gotten me nothing but grief so far.
I'm sorry this isn't a more grateful answer. I wish things were not like this and I'm pretty stressed out.
- pabs3 4y agoI see, sorry I can't help more.