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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LordEntrails" data-source="post: 9768370" data-attributes="member: 6804070">You're not thinking very openly. First, if FG shuts down, I still have all my content. Sure I'll have to decrypt some of it, but that's not hard, and not illegal. And if they shutdown it won't be unethical either.Then, given how you can get free virtual machine software and Windows O/S, you will always be able to have a VM or container of an old version of FG to use. Not much of a challenge. The only thing lost is cloud brokered connections, which a lot of VTTS don't even have.Finally, that's attitude is about as useful as saying I hope your house doesn't burn down, or flood or get hit by a tornado. Because then you are going to lose all your printed books. Sure, we all hope that, but it's pretty much beyond our control. You can mitigate it though, by not living in areas known to be at high risk for disasters. And you can pick a VTT like FG that has decades long track record of being in business and supporting past data.</blockquote>