Files and media are already yours. They sit with the storage provider you configured, under your account. That relationship does not depend on us, and your provider's own backup, versioning and snapshot tools apply directly. Turning on versioning at your storage provider is the single most useful thing you can do.
Posts, conversations and structure live in your network, and go with it if you close it down.
So if you are winding a community down, give notice. Tell members well in advance and give them time to save what matters to them. People lose years of conversation this way and it is entirely avoidable.
Consider handing it over instead of closing it. A community that has become genuinely useful to people is worth passing to someone else in it.
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