What is best service to help your website run forever?

What happens in 100 years if that service is wiped off the face of the earth.. ? That's not for ever.

If the OP had asked what he needed to keep the website going a few years, he should set up a recurring payment every year with the host and keep his credit card on file current. Plus hope the company is still around in 5-10 years. Including the Domain Company that the name servers are pointed at..

It would be like any other business. If you haven't put a plan for succession in place, it would be handled by the legal executors of your estate.

If the business is to continue after your death, someone has to run it. That's a decision for you. If you're concerned, maybe you should talk to your employees (if you have any) or any family and friends who may be affected and, if necessary, get a legal agreement drawn up.
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You must be a gambler and probably gable other people's money because that is absolutely nonsense to put it politely.


Who is to say the domain name provider will be around 100+ years from now and if they aren't what happens to your DNS? Hmm?


What happens if the domain name provider is around for 100+ years and Amazon terminates access from forwarders? Hmm?


What happens if Amazon blacklists your domian name provider ISP? Hmm?


I could go on and on.



Unfortunately, your ideas are not worth 2 cents for now. Cheers.

Sorry to tell you, but your idea won't work. Max time for domain registrations is 10 years at a time for .com, .net, .org TLDs and much less for most other TLDs. Legacy isn't cheap or easy, my friend. You have to work very hard to achieve legacy.



The only quick way I know of is to be a serial killer. Serial killers are immortalized in countless books and authority websites (like wikipedia). But even then, if you want true legacy, you have to be able to evade authorities for a long time (or forever in the case of Jack the Ripper), and hope the media sensationalizes you on-and-off the whole time and gives you a catchy name.

If you want to achieve legacy with your business, you have to hand it down through generations and hope that future generations will keep it alive (if it's even possible). But since communism and socialism are winning the world-over, that will probably never work either since free market will go away and no one will be able to own a business or be very limited as to what kinds of businesses they can run.

Focus on today and for tomorrow for your kids, but not too far like "forever". Forever really doesn't exist for the most part.


EDITED TO SAY: Actually, forever does exist for one group of people in this world, but we are not allowed to talk about them. Hint: There are museums for these people in almost every western country and some countries even have multiple museums.

Yeah, that was me who mentioned Wayback Machine. But after watching the OP's vid and reading his subsequent posts in the thread, it is apparent that what he wants is for the website to actually continue to generate sales/profit.



This isn't possible for a myriad of reasons.

You're funny! Thanks.