Just wondering why you’d want to do that, especially since the whole point of WordPress is that it’s easier to work with (once you get it going, of course). You could just view the source code of all your pages using your Web browser, copy the code into new HTML files, and publish them, but I don’t see what purpose it would serve. If no one is using the site, it should be taken down. If it will still be viewed, it should be maintained. From my perspective, it’s like you’re asking how to leave an old computer connected to the Internet forever without having to pay attention to it, but that’s okay because the computer does nothing. If websites didn’t need to be maintained, no one would maintain them, but the sad truth is, once you start a site, it’s yours forever.
