Stephanie BoothWhen I update my “now” page, should I bother keeping an archive of it’s previous state?
Annette Schwindt@stephtara You could save previous versions in a details block named by timeframe or as pdf
Kevin Marks@stephtara would that be a 'then' page?
@kevinmarks hah, maybe! I could make a series of "then" subpages...
btw –– don't know if you saw, but my facebook account came back! I don't know what magic happened behind the scenes for that, but thank you again for your support...
Richard Eriksson
Just /then or /now/then?
La Lune Mauve@stephtara I definitely would. A nice example is @maggie's log:
https://maggieappleton.com/now
To me, it's part of your online history. It's not very different from keeping your older posts online. It also allows friends to catch up whenever needed, just like they would catch up with your timeline on any given social network, except it's on your blog and you can develop anything as you see fit, provide backlinks to your recent blog posts, etc.
