A migration will actually drop costs significantly (due to the very high costs of maintaining my duplicate internet connection which allows hosting). In addition to being the smart thing from a usability/reliability/stability point of view, this has made financial sense for a decade, but the migration has always been time consuming and, until the latest upgrade version, flawed in terms of its execution (lost data).
I might try to look into something where the relatively small monthly(/yearly) website payments can be continued by crowdfunding even if I pass away (no worries, it is just none of us are getting younger), but it is probably just easier for me to get a family member to do it.
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