An interesting idea: some sort of Sysop Buddy System.
– Alex Schroeder
That’s a tricky one. So far, things I’ve done include making sure my sites are easy to crawl and/or re-host (mainly by making them static for the most part), and making sure trusted friends have admin rights on social media groups I manage. Not sure what to do about my domain names, since I don’t have anyone who’s both trusted enough and technical enough. Your solution is interesting.
– Felix 2020-07-29 15:32 UTC
I’ve also been part of an association offering hosting … many of our members have much less interest in helping to keep it going than they once did. A few faithful plug away, but each year things feel a little more grim.
Yes, that’s what I fear. In the past, I used Eggplant Farms. Super nice one-person operation. They used to be more than one but then it all shrank down to just one, sadly. We’d have to prepare for that, too.
I think bank accounts and passwords are ok. Gotta check those instructions again, though. And perhaps find a better way to access my passwords other than using Emacs...
– Alex Schroeder 2020-07-30 05:56 UTC
I can gladly take over your websites and manage them in the way how you wish it. You would need only to pay your domains and hosting for the number of years you wish and need. Since 20 years I am managing servers. bugs@gnu.support
– Anonymous 2020-10-18 16:49 UTC
Document your art. Archive your art. and Document Your Art: How to Archive, by @ajroach42.
– Alex 2021-02-19 18:13 UTC