Expanding The Archives

I’m going to start uploading some of the articles from the old site (including my “MuchTooMuch” site). So if you start reading something that seems strangely familiar, it’s probably because you’ve read it before. To separate the old stuff from the new stuff, I’m going to put a little line at the top of the article that tells were it was originally posted. Feel free to comment on each article in light of all that we’ve experienced between the time of the original posting and today.

I’m not going to lie to you. This process may make me look very stupid. I’m looking forward to it.

Update: I was just adding the old stuff as new posts, but now I’m going to be adding them as archived posts using the “Edit Timestamp” option in WordPress, which lets me fake the date of when the post was created. The upshot is that anything added to the archives will only be accessible via the archives. Should makes things better overall.

This entry was written by Kyle, posted on October 10, 2005 at 02:34 pm

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