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OR they could agree to 301 your URLs even after you leave (maybe for a small, one-time fee).
by callmeed 14y ago
OR they could agree to 301 your URLs even after you leave (maybe for a small, one-time fee).
- bslatkin 14y ago301s assumes their host is up. Services disappear within 24 hours: "The shutdown will be quite abrupt: Memolane accounts and content are set to be deleted tomorrow" http://techcrunch.com/2013/02/21/memolane-the-internet-time-machine-app-for-exploring-past-social-network-content-is-shutting-down/ http://techcrunch.com/2013/02/21/memolane-the-internet-time-...
- sgrove 14y agoSeems like 1.) they let their users know about a month ahead of time and 2.) they were only a secondary aggregator of existing content that wouldn't be lost by them going away. Your point still stands, that's just a poor example.
- garry 14y agoThis is something Brett and I have discussed already. It's a good idea.