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S3 is the only thing that I can think of that has a greater than 90% chance of being around in 10+ years. How about rsync.net? Or just FTP it to any of a th

• a_a_r_o_n 15y ago
  Don't write off sbierwagen's comment as flippant. For this kind of thing, this will be more and more the future. I think. I think a site that acts as a reseller/affiliate for pair.com, dropbox and the like, where all you do is set up someone's (new) domain, connect it to the storage provider, and provide an easy install of something jekyll-like and turnkey would be a good thing to try. At first you'd only get people who are aware of the user-as-a-product issue with Google and other free providers, but as those providers are more widely recognized as problematic, the market will increase.
  • chc 15y ago
    Are you thinking of a paid service? Because if you're describing a free service, it doesn't sound like much of a business proposition. And if you're describing a paid service, then I don't see how the storage provider angle is relevant.
    • a_a_r_o_n 15y ago
      paid, one time transaction to get someone set up with a blog and provider