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Hi! Webring link on homepage, next to buttons in the Links section.
This is a brazen attempt at getting on the webring despite skirting the rules a little bit. What follows is an explanation why said skirting is actually essential to fulfilling a grand artistic vision.
First, I do not have a proper About page. This is part of my approach of erasing the self from the work. Rather than explaining what I am upfront, I want every part of the page to show different facets of myself that self-assemble into some greater assumption in the mind of the curious reader.
But hey, I do have an About section that expresses what the site is about right at the top of the homepage.
Second, I have a list of articles that happen to be ordered by time, but they are not blog posts! They are actually a protest against categorization. Gardens are cool, but I want to write things that don’t belong in a spot. I want them to be unexpected yet nice enough so that it does not matter. Since they are clearly not blog posts, they should count into the content page count.