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About a year ago I started migrating\nmy blogger.com blog to a git-version-controlled, Markdown-based blogging platform. I have to say, it has been a happy year.\nIt actually is awesome to port old blog posts (follow that here) and to see what I have been\nworking on some 17, 18 years ago.

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I do have a nasty bug to fix that causes the conversion of the Markdown to HTML is scaling badly. The system is doing some indexing at\nthe wrong time, and probably all indexing for each post again. Kudos if you spot it.

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But while still being on a Jekyll learning curve, some nice things have happened since I started. This blog started with\nInChIKeys, as demonstrated in this post,\nwhich adds this molecule page. On my wishlist\nis still a CMLRSS-based feed.

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Newer is things I worked on since, this includes the following, and something that readers of my blog may be interested in\nlearning about. First, I started counting visitors again, but with the GDPR-compliant GoatCounter.\nI have been using my social network as advisory board, and knowing what people find interested matters to me.

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The second thing is listing in The Rogue Scholar. This is a new platform, like a blog planet, perhaps\na bit like (the late) Chemical blogspace and (the late)\nPostgenomic.com, but so far without the extraction of\njournal articles (tho it did start recognizing some references),\nchemicals, and conferences. Instead, they offer archiving\nby the Internet Archive, DOIs for your blog posts,\nePub and PDF downloads, and JATS.\nThe just passed the milestone of 100 participating blogs!\nPlease do check it out, it’s an awesome service.

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A final thing I want to mention here is that my blog now has an archive page,\nwhich sometimes can be useful.

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Let’s see what I can say next year, when my blog celebrates its 20th birthday :)

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References

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Fenner, M. (2022). Building an archive for scholarly blog posts. In Front Matter. Front Matter. https://doi.org/10.53731/br9f5xa-a556w2t CrossRef Scholia
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Fenner, M. (2023). Archiving Rogue Scholar blogs with the Internet Archive. Crossref. https://doi.org/10.53731/g60vh-3ng48 CrossRef Scholia
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Fenner, M. (2023). Starting to include references in DOI metadata for blog posts. Crossref. https://doi.org/10.53731/6mkrk-dzh02 CrossRef Scholia
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Fenner, M. (2024). Every Rogue Scholar blog post now available in Markdown, ePub, and PDF formats. Crossref. https://doi.org/10.53731/1dfxr-hs665 CrossRef Scholia
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Fenner, M. (2024). Every Rogue Scholar blog post now also available in JATS XML format. In Front Matter. Front Matter. https://doi.org/10.53731/3w1ye-q6z42 CrossRef Scholia
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Fenner, M. (2024). Rogue Scholar reaches another milestone and drops all registration fees. In Front Matter. Front Matter. https://doi.org/10.53731/xkfsa-xkk56 CrossRef Scholia
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Fenner, M. (2024). Tracking references of Rogue Scholar blog posts. In Front Matter. Front Matter. https://doi.org/10.53731/j77gv-54g66 CrossRef Scholia
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Willighagen, E. (2005). Viagra saves the environment. In Front Matter. Front Matter. https://doi.org/10.59350/fbnx1-9r832 CrossRef Scholia
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