NOTES

18 April 2023

I do not like WordPress (the fact that it is so widespread does not make it 
good code), and I regret making the WordBash HTML to look just like the 
twentysomething template. I think the use of "tags", "categories", "blogroll", 
etc. to be very poor design as they generate too much irrelevant and useless 
meta data.

That's part my opinion, part my being sick of search engines returning hits on 
such meta data rather than related content.

The library, `W.sh`, "widgets", is poor code in that it is full of HTML 
strings. All HTML, with the exception of single tags, should be in the theme 
code, `them/wp/ht.sh`. All data are stored in text files: tags and categories 
are named directories with empty files named after the post name (number). It 
is all pretty crude -- basically the first idea that came to me.

(Why the theme code is named `ht.sh` might be because it's related to `html`, 
but I have forgotten the reason. I use very short identifiers for almost 
everything, so there's that, too.)

WordBash uses the decrepit `?p=<number>` URI format, as that is what everyone 
did back in them days...

