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I'd suggest you try to imagine what your /u/blog page(s) look like 1-2 years from now. I think that, with only four blog posts, that page looks nice and clean.

I'd suggest you try to imagine what your /u/blog page(s) look like 1-2 years from now. I think that, with only four blog posts, that page looks nice and clean. In a year, how many posts will you have though? How will users who are brand new to you/your blog accept it if it's just a scrolling/paginated page of 150 links? How will you handle tags/categories/timelines? Sparse implementation/design is a nice thing but you don't want to be at the two year mark and think, "This sucks. My blog has become everything that I didn't want it to be" all because you tried for clean and nice.

arunoda 14y ago
Yes, what you are correct. It's not good to scroll and see 150 pages. I still haven't look at handling tags/categories/timelines. These are some pretty standard so I think I should also need to follow this. With this I can add filtering in the /u/blog. currently /u/blog is the only delivery point. But I would like to add more delivery points where people can easily transform this into a HelpDesk, Tutorial Section ....