Writober 2026 : Relic

I think one of the things I struggle the most with, in the modern Internet, is the relic of the past that are static websites. See, I have very low object permanence: out of sight, out of mind. For blogs, news media, and so on, the solution is very simple: a solid RSS reader. But on static resources, which are often super valuable (probably more than most blogs on some accounts, sorry fellow bloggers), I don’t have this. I have bookmarks, which I basically never open. I have the Resources page on my own website, which I don’t think I’ve ever visited for anything other than adding soon-to-be-forgotten entries to the list. I’ve thought many times about blogging as a mediocre approach to the internet. There are so many posts that I’m proud of, and that are lost to time because they’re old and being old has automatically disqualified them, as they don’t show up anywhere anymore. I guess I should add some of my best writings to my homepage. But again, do people actually visit the homepage?…