Slash Pages

Slash pages on this site include a mixture of commonplace/standard ones... and a few that might be less-common or even unique:

• /about
  About me. Plus lots of links to more-specific background and relevant blog posts.
• /ai
  Some sites keep their "AI" policy on a page like this - mine's contained in my /colophon; go read that.
• /blank
  This page intentionally left blank. (I suppose you could use it for your own notes?)
• /blogroll
  A list of other blogs, vlogs, and podcasts that I follow, semiautomatically generated by my feed reader. Includes OPML in case you want to export them to your own feed reader.
• /colophon
  An explanation of how I make and manage this site: tech stack, style guide, principles, branding, etc.
• /contact
  Get in touch with me by email, post (!), or other mechanisms here. My GPG key is also available if you want to encrypt mail to me (or verify mail from me!).
• /cv
  My CV (that's "resume" to those of you in the USA). Not always up-to-date.
• /license
  Virtually all of the original content on this site is covered by a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 license. This page explains what that means, and how/when you can (re-)use the things I've written.
• /postcards
  A gallery of postcards I've received, mostly from strangers new friends who've discovered my website!
• /privacy
  My privacy policy. It's very simple because I collect only minimal logs and run no analytics, as also described on my /colophon.
• /salary
  My salary history, in the interests of salary transparency (but beware this caveat!) being a general good.
• /shh
  A place to enjoy a moment of silence with me. I said silence!
• /slashes
  This page, listing most of the other slash pages on the site and what they're about.
• /stats
  Statistics and charts about my blogging: longest streaks, busiest years, and how the "kinds" of content I've created have changed over the years decades.
• /style
  Looking for my style guide? It's embedded into my /colophon!
• /subscribe
  Advice on subscribing (tl;dr: use RSS, it's the best!); there's a surprising number of options.
• /where
  My current geolocation! Accuracy depends on how much I trust you: some folks see my exact position; others might just see the vague country I'm in right now.

There's no /now or /next page yet, but someday maybe!