That was one of my concerns, too. Eventually I figure I'll probably move on, and I wanted to make sure they'd be available. So I wrote the tools so they don't require any dynamic server-side components (so I don't have to pay for running a server), and everything is hosted off github (which is free for open-source codes and means I don't have to worry about server maintenance).

So even if I get hit by a meteorite, the site will stay up basically forever. And when the game gets updated, someone else can just fork the project, run the scripts on new data files, and it'll be shiny and new. If nobody does, at least the current site would be there.

I don't have a donation link. I'm just not really a huge fan of the "like-and-subscribe" culture. I have a great day job, and this is all just a hobby. I'll keep making these as long as I'm having fun, and I'll keep releasing them publicly as long as other people find them useful.

If you feel like giving back to the community, helping out new players understand things or being patient and pointing them to resources is always a great service. Or just be kind and constructive to the players around you. A welcoming community goes a long way to a game's health and longevity. I'd honestly be thrilled if there was more of that.