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And a blog could be updated as many times as you want! Suppose you wrote a post with some kind of a guide a few years that still gets a lot of views — you can s
by notpushkin 2y ago
And a blog could be updated as many times as you want! Suppose you wrote a post with some kind of a guide a few years that still gets a lot of views — you can still update that, and even re-publish it on your homepage.
This style is more popular with some media sites — e.g. journal.tinkoff.ru (in Russian) does this with their “instructional” posts — but I think it should work for personal blogs just as well.
- 3eb7988a1663 2y agoFor the love of deity, just include timestamps. It is incredible to me how many blogs do not include a date created or modified.
- Minor49er 2y agoI've seen a number of blog posts that have eye-catching banners at the top that indicate that the post was either updated with new info, or say that the post is outdated with a link to a follow-up entry. Those are always nice to see since it shows that not only is the info up to date, but also that the author cares enough to keep their posts relevant to their audience