Took half an hour off this afternoon to get stuck into the first of the major autumn garden chores.

A rusty garden rake is positioned on grass with scattered dry autumn leaves.A jute sack filled with fallen leaves is hanging from a tree branch in a garden.A large mesh bag filled with leaves is placed next to a wooden fence and a tree trunk.


It isn’t you, SEO. It’s me.

Or why my focus on editorial SEO is not what it once was…


Crypto “gurus” worried that AI will crack their wallets.

If that happens, I’ll need to get the electron microscope out to find my tiny, tiny violin.


AI Agent deletes entire unaired series of a reality TV show.

They need to go back and start editing again from the original footage, apparently.


The verdict?

In the 7149 posts on adders.blog, there are:

  • 787 broken links
  • 910 missing images
  • 2270 images without alt text
  • 50 inbound links not matching a post

Some work to do!

A website audit summary displays the status of links, images, accessibility, security, feeds, plug-ins, and missing paths with color-coded counts and buttons to view results or updates.

Running @manton’s new Blog Audit tool for micro.blog. Plenty for it to crunch through here…

The dashboard displays an audit summary for a blog with information on valid and broken links, missing image descriptions, and other website issues.

Flip. When did Boing Boing become completely ad-riddled?


Unlikely image of the day.

A man with gray hair is taking a selfie in front of a red wall featuring the text TikTok News Next Generation.

Having a full-on “dad dancing” moment at the TikTok News: Next Generation event at Soho House.

A man with gray hair is sitting at a table in a café or restaurant with cups and plates, while a woman standing behind him appears to be speaking or eating.A paper held up displays the phrase THE FORMAT CAN CHANGE. THE FUNDAMENTALS DON'T. against a backdrop of overlapping black circles.A window displays the text TikTok News Next Generation with a city skyline visible in the background.


Oh, nuts. Sounds awfully like the drive I’m using for Time Machine has just died.