Good rules, I follow all of them, making a pure HTML/CSS single page homepage of uncompressed HTML, except... it's not at all designed to last. I nuked my last

Good rules, I follow all of them, making a pure HTML/CSS single page homepage of uncompressed HTML, except... it's not at all designed to last. I nuked my last site to make it, and I'll nuke this one one day when I wanna make something even cooler. Website as art installation plus a few links. My content is spread about, on medium, on github, twitter, instagram, wherever. But this too I feel is mostly ephemeral. It's still not clear to me why that's a bad thing. I dislike hoarding physical objects. I'm not sure about digital, either, I suppose. So one alternative is to free yourself from the idea that it needs to be hoarded, that all your works need to be maximally legible and easy to find, etc. I do suppose if you're a professor your students should probably be able to find the syllabus from your website (which he has, though it's hosted on brown's site).