Damn, would you look at that, I finally found this site, five years later after its last update

Welp, guess it's time to change things a little here, isn't it?

Stay (not) tuned, maybe I'll find something, including concrete purpose for this site's existence

Okay, it's not like anyone is going to read that, so, a list:

1. Make this list a proper list
2. Add line breaks to this page
3. Write list of ideas and reasons for this site
4. Find out why am I not supposed to use <s> for strikethrough
5. Find out how to do escaping in HTML
6. Create a proper git repo for this site
7. Switch to a proper editor instead on plain Vim (or use plugins...)
8. Make automatic deployment from github to Neocities?..
9. Make a separate page for "things-I-found"

Here it is, the list of ideas for what this site can become/reasons for me to have this site

1. Personal blog in a non-linear form (hooray, links!)
2. Just a public presentation of what I am and what do I like (shrines, about me, etc)
3. Things I found interesting/useful and want to share (Crocker's rules?)
4. Experiments with low-resource web experience and HTML/CSS/JS(limited) in general
5. Moving away from currently traditional internet?

The source code for this site can be found at its github repo, free to use/re-use/adapt/whatever, I put GNU GPL 3.0 for the license, so whatever that implies

Facts/Info I found while working on this site:

About <s>, <del> and such, when to use which

Okay, apparently there has been an HTML standartization at some point (yet another?), and this time it is about semantic meaning for tags used.

If I understood correctly, now tags have intended 'meaning' behind them, instead of being purely presentational. Therefore:

• If you wanted to show that "...contents are no longer accurate or no longer relevant", usage of <s> is advised
• However, if you wanted to show that a part of text was simply removed, then one should use the <del>
• And if you wanted to simply decorate something with a strikethrough line, then you should use CSS?.. Not sure about that.

Source: HTML Living Standard (at 2025-12-17)