Thanks for creating this website and well done. I journal in long form documents rather than create lots of small files, so this website is suitable for me. I

Thanks for creating this website and well done. I journal in long form documents rather than create lots of small files, so this website is suitable for me. I use GitHub's markdown editor or IntelliJ Markdown editor to update my journal. I use markdown headings and number them. Each journal entry goes to the bottom. GitHub's website has a table of contents button in the top left of README.md. You can search the headings which I think is helpful. I think people could use this approach of markdown headings for each journal entry when updating posts on Pressn't When I get to an arbitrary number of entries, I create a new GitHub repository and repeat the process and append an incremented number to the repository name. Then I share that repository of journal entries online and that journal only receives updates or occasional rewriting but never new entries. I link to old entries from future journal entries within the document (GitHub headings are linkable, if you hover over them you can copy a URL) or across repositories. (Links in my profile) Do you generate anchor links for each markdown heading? This might be useful to link into long form documents.