TinFoi 2025-02-03 00:43:13

Hmm, you could add a games section

Yatsufusa 2025-02-03 00:57:06

Basic entries would be:
- a more space-hogging summary of what the site is about (For some reason, people think a website is less profound if it features very small texts. Don't ask me...)
- a short self-description (maybe somewhat hidden away so it doesn't look too much like a big ego thing)
- links to useful tools/programs/apps as well as sites you like
- a gallery with your favorite, royalty free rat photos. ;3

A personal suggestion would be to get rid of double and triple exclamation marks sooner rather than later. ( https://wiki.lspace.org/Multiple_exclamation_marks )

Other than that, you should concentrate on filling up the core-topic of the site - which is your blogging. That's something that will take time by design.

Mzkzoz 2025-02-03 13:28:08

What about an art section where you upload which art you liked?

Or if not, buttons! Lots of buttons! Even if they only make fun sounds when you click them, or they change the colour of the website.

Or maybe some programming guides made by yourself? What about that? Sounds good?

Yatsufusa 2025-02-04 00:07:19

*dig*
You also made a news post once, that was titled 'list of web hosts' ( https://europeanrat.newgrounds.com/news/post/1490731 ), but you deleted it at some point in the past. If you have that archived, adding it to your website might be an idea.

Helpful lists and tutorials are more appreciated than you think, because people give zero feedback. I once wrote a simple online tool - just for practice. After I removed it, an aquaintance asked me out of the blue why I took that tool down, because they were actually using it. And that was somebody I talked with several times a week. Don't let a lack of feedback fool you. ;)

Yatsufusa 2025-02-04 11:37:08

@EuropeanRat Sorry to hear that. For what it's worth: I had the bookmark in my folder for tutorials, so I thought highly enough of the list to link it to others if the topic ever came up.