But seriously, by releasing Fauna you?ve increased the usability for many, many readers of many, many journals. That?s a very good thing.

Thanks, I appreciate that.

Hey! Be nice!

Excuse me, I mean, All Hail Joen! For he as groupies!

But seriously, by releasing Fauna you’ve increased the usability for many, many readers of many, many journals. That’s a very good thing.

Well deserving of groupies

Woooo Joen has groupies!

Hey! Be nice!

So just to say that I love it.

Thanks a lot, I appreciate that

Hilsen

Your blog looks really really cool and smooth, by the way!

Thanks a lot, I appreciate that!

Do you do design jobs any longer?

Well, I probably will, eventually. For the past year, though, and probably for a while to come still, I’m all booked up at work.

Great job! Will be back to read more later.

Glad you approve

Do you do design jobs any longer? I’d be interested if you do. You’d have free rein, since all your work seems to fit perfectly with what I like in websites.

Great job! Will be back to read more later.

If you arrive on a blog you’ve never been to before, it’s hard to gauge it properly, and very difficult to find other good content. Articles that are gold are often hidden between articles about someone’s cat, and articles with multiple parts are often not linked together. You can arrive at part 2 from a search and there’s no link back to part 1.

I guess fundamentally, most blogs are automated and authors don’t try an excercise any kind of overall editorial control over them or try to integrate things in a ways you might see on more static sites.