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<title>Hello</title>
You have somehow found your way to the place where I keep the heavy magic for
(a new, not-yet-live version of) <i>[https://thelocalyarn.com|The Local Yarn]</i>.
(a new, not-yet-live version of) <i>[https://thelocalyarn.com|The Local
Yarn]</i>. You can see an incomplete
[https://thelocalyarn.com/excursus/test/new-blog.html|here]mockup of the
new design].
Here’s what happens here:
* I add writings using a custom markup language, and publish them on the web site.
* Periodically I can define collections of writings (by date range, for example, or subject
matter), and, from the same source markup, generate the PDF files necessary to
self-publish a book containing those writings.
* The writings, the web and print designs for the writings, the custom markup, and the code
defining all of them, are available here in their complete history since the beginning of
the project.
What you are looking at is a Fossil repository — similar to a git repository.
All times shown are <var>[https://www.timeanddate.com/time/aboututc.html|UTC]</var>.
<h2>Technical Stuff</h2>
* The [/wishlist|wish list] serves as the project’s road map.
* [/devlog|Development Blog]
* See [Why Fossil?] and [How to Use This Repo].
* [Licensing]
* [/doc/trunk/LICENSE.txt|Licensing]
<h2>Conceptual Stuff</h2>
* [What The Local Yarn Is] (<i>telos</i>, fancy metaphors)
* [Design and Layout] (information model, print/web duality, visual style)
* [Tools and Methods] (doctrine and practice of using computers to make things without losing
your mind)
* [Creative Processes]
* [Differences from blogs]
<h2>Meta Stuff</h2>
* [Style Guide] for this repo
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