Posts for 2021

This page provides an overview into what happened for Take on Rules during .

All Posts

Each year, most of what I write are blog posts.

In , I wrote 111 posts…

The 111 posts have about 94285 words, for an average of 849 words per post.

For a Series

Some of these posts, I've written as part of a series.

Read about all of the series for Take on Rules.

I've posted into 8 series…

Tagged

Every post I write, I tag with one or more tags. This year, I used 103 tags.

Read about all of the tags for Take on Rules.

I've tagged posts with 103 tags…

Below, I list the date I published the tagged post, and a link to that post.

Updates

Sometimes I go back and update posts with new information or corrections.

Read about all of the updates for Take on Rules.

I wrote 33 updates…

Below, I list the date of the updates and a link to the updated page.

Changes

Sometimes I tinker with the structure or layout of the site.

Read the changelog for Take on Rules.

I made and recorded 14 changes…

Below, I list the date of the updates and a link to the updated page.

Replacing 📖 with 🔍 for definitions. The book is a bit more visually disruptive, whereas the magnifying glass is just a bit more subtle. I like that visual weight.
Reworking usage of glossary terms to use a unified glossary.html shortcode, this has created some odd rendering of past posts. I’m working through those oddities.
Replacing jeremyf@hey.com with jeremy@takeonrules.com.
Updating Glossary of Terms to consolidate links to games, abbreviations, and mentions.
Adding my resume.
Adding Content Disclaimers.
Removing Mastodon and Twitter Likes from a post’s list of webmentions.
Adding Series to Session Reports index page.
Added Help Building your Résumé to the list of services I offer.
Replacing old jeremy.n.friesen@gmail.com address with jeremyf@hey.com.
Adjusting navigation for related articles. In a post’s metadata section, I’ve added a next and previous link for each tag. This allows you to readily navigate posts by tag. I’m not entirely satisfied with the look as it introduces a lot to visually parse. However, I believe the utility is nice to have.
Adjusting page neighbor rendering; This now follows similarly to how I render next and previous links.
For a given breadcrumb, replacing the last in the trail with a cite tag. Prior to this change it was an a tag.
What I’m doing is moving the related links to within the given article’s header. I think this makes semantic sense.
Exposing RSS feeds for each Licenses, Series, and Tags.
Exposing RSS feeds for each individual License, Series, and Tag.
Adding Atom and RSS feeds for Updates and Changelog
Migrated site hosting from Github Pages to Nearly Free Speech. See Farewell Github Pages, Hello Nearly Free Speech for the specifics.
Added rel="up" and rel="home" attributes to appropriate links. These attributes help with keyboard navigation and assistive technology.
Adding pagination to the years pages (e.g. Posts for 2020).