I get why it's important to you personally, but I don't think the problem can really be solved at the storage level.
If your content was on a federated blog network, your data might be safe from deletion, but the network could redirect all of its links and render your content largely invisible. For example, TinyURL and bit.ly can't touch your content, but if they decided to blacklist techsociotech.com then nobody would be able to discuss you on Twitter anymore.
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Date: 2009-05-04 01:33 am (UTC)If your content was on a federated blog network, your data might be safe from deletion, but the network could redirect all of its links and render your content largely invisible. For example, TinyURL and bit.ly can't touch your content, but if they decided to blacklist techsociotech.com then nobody would be able to discuss you on Twitter anymore.