Glad I went and copied a bunch of the action items for Palestine to my website before Pillowfort went down. The thing about Pillowfort downtime is it is unpredictable. Sometimes it's short, but sometimes it takes a while for them to get the site back up.

Added the Politics section for unspeakablehorror.net, and added the Palestine page to that section. One of the advantages of a website like this is that I can organize materials onto different pages by topic, unlike in a blog or social media where they are much more disorganized. While I do think tags are very useful, the lack of hierarchical organization on blogs and social media can make it more difficult to locate what you are looking for.

Looked into adding Bootstrap css to my website today and decided to shelve messing with the CSS for a bit because CSS is a pain. I do want to add something to help people get started with making a formatted page with CSS for both desktop and mobile, though. The simple.css library is fairly, well, simple, but I think having an html/css template combo already set up would help simplify it further.

I wanted to test out the moods. Initially I chose annoyed, but the animation was annoying me, so I settled on 'blah'. I maintain this one works as annoyed too.

EDIT: Was able to add a custom mood

Current Mood: quite annoyed

I need to streamline my fic-generation process. Right now it requires an HTML source file to be copied to an odt file, which then produces the pdf and epub files. I think a better way is going to be to have a Markdown file that then I use to autogenerate the HTML, Epub, and PDF (and just about any other format I might want) with pandoc.

Now my fanfics on my website have a table of contents with chapter links to each chapter and a little breadcrumb link back to my fanfic page.Like this one:

Cut Strings

The Table of Contents makes it so much easier to traverse my longer stories.But really, I think most long documents would benefit from this more retro form of organization. Within-page links are great for moving quickly between different parts of a large page.And you can press the back button to go back to the top.

I'm really excited about my personal website, but sometimes managing all the different pages can be a real pain. Sometimes I just want to glom everything into a single page and just go 'all right, come look at my virtual equivalent of a papyrus scroll, come look at my 50 mile long scroll'.

Made a new website I am calling Unspeakablehorror's Site as a general content site I can put fandom-related stuff on (already added epubs and pdfs of my fanfic on there) as well as anything else I'd like to be able to organize and publicly display. Here it is:

Unspeakablehorror's Site

This is part of my larger efforts to decentralize my stuff, but it will also be nice to have a place to put multimedia stuff that is difficult or impossible to put on social media and to have more organization options for my stuff.

S	M	T	W	T	F	S
1	2	3	4	5	6	7
8	9	10	11	12	13	14
15	16	17	18	19	20	21
22	23	24	25	26	27	28

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Website Backup and Pillowfort Downtime

Added Palestine Page to unspeakablehorror.net

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Me Being Very Excited About Links

Virtual Papyrus Scroll

I Made a Personal Website!

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