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I totally agree with hmmm, building a business on a service that might (and in time deffinitly) disappear is crazy.
This is for every remote service. I have the same problem for a business of mine (CloudFormz).
I would like to add the DropBox API for example so all file uploads are uploaded to DropBox. But what if the api stops working or even worse, DropBox stops it service?
Then you get a lot of angry customers and you have no way to retrieve your data. (sorry for my English grammar).
Do you have any failsafe ideas?

Are you serious or just wanted to advertise your service? Implement other storage services' APIs (Google Drive before Dropbox, logically). You could even go all out and try getting a web server to host and serve the files as an emergency backup!

I have a question for you: I'm planning on starting a business that relies on CloudFormz. Can you guarantee that your service will be available forever? I just want to make sure it'll be eternal before I commit.

I totally agree with hmmm, building a business on a service that might (and in time deffinitly) disappear is crazy. This is for every remote service. I have the same problem for a business of mine (CloudFormz). I would like to add the DropBox API for example so all file uploads are uploaded to DropBox. But what if the api stops working or even worse, DropBox stops it service? Then you get a lot of angry customers and you have no way to retrieve your data. (sorry for my English grammar). Do you have any failsafe ideas?

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I think this is a very bad law.

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Now I get it ;)

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Now it makes sense ;)

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I missed that too.
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