What's all this, then? ∞

This is external storage space for a brain.

Brains aren't viewable to others, but this can be shared out of the love of archivism and openness. If you wish to view it, know that it was not created for you, and there are some things you ought to know..

As brains often are, it can be entertaining and educational (intentionally and accidentally), stupid and offensive.

It tries to be right and current, but it can be wrong and it can be dated. It knows this, and updates when interest returns. It learns. One of the advantages of externalization is that when (and so that) the biology can forget, the writing doesn't; that's part of the point of it all.

Though there are attempts for organization, it is based on particular moments of skill and ability. Efforts are neither predictable nor consistent.

Though there are dates, nothing is exactly linear. Things "set in the past" are regularly updated when interest's eye strafes by. Item dates are rarely changed, but parts within them and comments at the bottom usually note times. Some items have no connection to time when their content doesn't need it. Some items have dates set to insane times like 1003 because they're just a stub.

Where To Begin ∞

Read my standard writing note.

Perhaps begin by doing one of:

• Checking the block of tags on the right side of all pages.
• Typing something you're interested in into the right-hand search box.

• Look at any page, check any tag, and reading linearly new-to-old.

  • About this website talks about advanced tags usage.
• One of the many, many, projects.
• The main page, and reading linearly new-to-old.

• Five Things keeps track of updates.

  • There are also a few RSS feeds your application should pick up on.

You may also want to learn more specific details about this author or about this website, including advanced usage.

If it was difficult or annoying to read this page, then you probably don't want to be here.

Contacting (e.g. for corrections) ∞

See Contact Me

Broken links are hand-adjusted. While there are systems in place to check for broken links, they are imperfect so feel free to note when they are.