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That was a really fun list. It made me wonder what I could add on my personal website to make it more personal. A few years ago, I added achievements. I don't

• rchaud 5y ago
  You could consider adding something personal to spice it up. With the exception of website comments (which few people bother to leave), blogs are usually a read-only experience.
• gorb314 5y ago
  My blog is about my hobbies: drawing, painting, sculpting and modeling. As I blog about my projects and their progress, my static site generator will aggregate posts tagged with the same project name, so that the project's page will show a chronological build progress, as opposed to the typical reverse chronological listing on the blog's front page. I think it's kinda neat and I haven't seen many other blogs that do this.
  • chriskrycho 5y ago
    I do this for a bunch of pages for the same reason—series pages, for example, but also tag pages. I like how it subtly undercuts the recency bias of the reverse chronological “stream” that is the default.
  • TOTG4 5y ago
    That sounds really interesting -- I'd love to take a look. What's the website?
    • gorb314 5y ago
      Thank you! The website is [1] A good example of a project page would be [2]. It shows the complete scratch build of a model tank, and is one of the more detailed step by steps. [1] https://www.vigilantesculpting.com https://www.vigilantesculpting.com [2] https://www.vigilantesculpting.com/projects/2021-08-19-stormblade.html https://www.vigilantesculpting.com/projects/2021-08-19-storm...