Are Muse files self-contained? (ie Is it all in one file?)

I have been kind of bad at file organization as I've been placing objects into my muse project.
Are all of these files embedded within the muse file? 
As in, can I delete the files on my computer once I have saved them in my muse file?  Or do I need to keep all of those in order to edit it?

Hi jmflu,
I'd suggest you to keep all the content, the images and/or videos that you have used in your Muse site. You may use the assets panel to find where all your linked assets are and move them to a single folder manually. When you move your files around, you will get missing links. You can Relink one of these files to the new folder location, and Muse will look in that folder for all your other missing links.
Also, If you right-click(windows) or Ctrl-click(Mac OS) an image listed in the assets panel and choose Embed Link, Muse will embed the image in the .muse site file and remove the link to the original image. With this, you will not have to worry about the linked images.
Regards,
Sonam

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