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I've emailed both Linode and Name.com asking if I can pay for his domain and hosting to continue on for eternity. http://d.pr/i/2ysc http://d.pr/i/2ysc (and th
by frasierman 14y ago
I've emailed both Linode and Name.com asking if I can pay for his domain and hosting to continue on for eternity.
http://d.pr/i/2ysc http://d.pr/i/2ysc (and they're looking into it - https://twitter.com/namedotcom/status/290111405410091008 https://twitter.com/namedotcom/status/290111405410091008)
http://d.pr/i/CEji http://d.pr/i/CEji
- riordan 14y agoLet us know if you want contributions to help offset it. Count me in.
- hkmurakami 14y agoHi fraiserman, I would be honored to have the privilege of splitting the costs with you in perpetuity. Aaron had an uncanny physical resemblance to my younger brother, and because of that, I couldn't help but feel a stronger connection to Aaron beyond his courageous activism, original thoughts, and entrepreneurship. I can be reached on twitter at @hkmurakami. Thanks for considering.
- frasierman 14y agoFollowup: Got a response from Name.com... it looks like the only thing they can do in this situation is transfer the domain to next of kin (rather then letting someone else be the billing contact) Hopefully the Swartz estate understands how much his works mean to people and decide to keep the domain and hosting running. Thank you all for your offers to donate, hopefully his estate will let us donate directly to them.
- dyno12345 14y agoYou need root access to his linode. Eventually something on his instance will break and take everything down with it. Even if you keep the bills paid forever, the only long-term solution is to focusing on archiving static copies of everything you can.
- vmialik 14y agoI second this
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