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Message: <blockquote data-quote="reason" data-source="post: 1934117" data-attributes="member: 6022">Once your info is in there in a nice category hierarchy, you can keep tweaking the output to get what you like - the date sorted front page is just a default. The various archiving methods (e.g. by category) provide a very good system for adding incrementally and still winding up with output that looks nice and sorted. On Movable Type anyhow; other blogging systems may vary - the subcategory system is fairly essential.I'm aiming for something that looks like book sections/subsections on the various output pages (eventually - nowhere near there yet; it's fairly random right now, but I guess there's something to be said for that too).Anyhow, the point being that there has to be a whole load of people out there who would produce a lot of useful content if they approached it this way. For every person who has the technical know-how to build a setting/gaming/content website and add to it incrementally, there are 100 with equally good content and no idea how to publish it with the resources and time to hand. So blogs!Reason</blockquote>