content: Ask yourself this question every time you put something on the web.  That's not quite true. Cut the gordian knot. Self host. I've been hosting my .com website from my home connection on my desktop computer for for nearly 20 years now. It's great. I have tons of space, putting a file online is as easy as copying or soft linking it to the web directory, and I never have to worry about being censored or someone else's opinions. For the first 5 years I even did it on Windows. It's even easier nowadays and people have massively fast internet connections at home (tens of megabits up) making hosting pretty much unnoticeable. And before someone chimes in with, "But what about hackers?", well, don't run some crappy dynamic language content management system. Just put up static html files on a solid webserver like nginx. You're far more likely to run into remote exploits in your browser than in a good web server not running php/js/java/etc/etc backends.