I totally get it. I like the blog as a creative outlet, the audience was never the point. Some of my stuff had a good 10,000 visitors, most had, well, fewer th

I totally get it. I like the blog as a creative outlet, the audience was never the point. Some of my stuff had a good 10,000 visitors, most had, well, fewer than 10. I always made things for myself so I was fine with both since I was just doing this for fun. But things have changed. The culture is nastier, the internet is nastier, professionally I probably shouldn't publish my "How to Escape the Kingdom of Google" draft even though it's hilarious. I've been toying with the idea of tearing it all down and starting over in a sort of underground workshop format where I can just make stuff without wondering if who Googles my real name and all the different contexts the different things might come up.