I’ve been writing this a long time. It’s complex. It’s full of loops. There’s a lot to keep straight.
Nobody’s perfect. But we can pretend!
As I continue to work with my digital research librarian, I’m finding typos I never caught. I’m noticing some things aren’t as clear to someone coming in blind as those things are to me. And I’m discovering spots that I outright screwed up. And also spots that I’m nitpicking and that no one else will care about.
The perk of online publishing is that I can fix them all and no one will know.
The curse of online publishing is also that I can fix them all and no one will know… And someone probably should.
Enter the Errata ##
At the bottom of the story index is now a link to an errata page.
Truthfully, it’s been there about a week? But today was the first edit I felt was significant enough to say “hey, look!” like an overly eager yet charmingly annoying sidekick.
The errata page isn’t in the RSS feed yet. It’ll likely have a fair bit of churn over the coming weeks. Once things settle, I’ll un-hide it and bump its date when I update. I’m not sure all feed readers will honor the date bump to mark it ‘new,’ though. I don’t RSS much. (I probably should. Do I need to feed it? I’m good at feeding a sourdough starter. Flour in the laptop seems bad…) Anything major will also get a post.