Blue Page Update 1
The simple blue page on the internet has received an update, and you're learning about it here. I needed a somewhat separate type of blog post that covers the new dots on my website. Since this is the second official post of my blog, I figured I'd start setting a standard between posts written about my thoughts and content updates in the blue space. It may not sound like I've done a whole lot when thinking about the page's design philosophy but I will preface that cuts and future accomodations have been set in stone for my platform. In other words, there's beta content that didn't make it, and cool stuff that might come soon!
Anyway! The fourth page 'Collection Room' has now been added. In there, you'll find my current collection of diecast in alphabetical order with their corresponding links. Since Hot Wheels and Matchbox both consume a huge amount of my inventory, they each have their own HTML page directing you to either my old or new collection. Obviously, the old collection won't be updated but the new one has content to be added as I go about buying more models in the coming years. If a model isn't seen later in any collection list revision, it's due to me not owning it anymore. As far as other brands in the Collection Room go, they lead to their respective TXT links as they are all cars I've collected over my mature years. I may talk about them more in future S'soM posts as I feel each brand has its own story in my upbringing to the diecast hobby.
S'soM, or Storie's of Mark in a longer abbreviation. You may call it 'sis-som' or 'som' but I recognize the pronounciation as 'sus-som' because it's easier to say it that way. You will now see S'soM posts make their way to the front page in a new feed box I made for content created in any part of this domain whether that be new pages, services, or BPU's (Blue Page Update). Speaking of, Blue Page Update posts will address new content added to the space. Sort of like a 'state of the union' message.
This is the end of the first Blue Page Update post. Now, you'd Alt-Left Arrow key your way back to the previous page typically on these simple pages due to poor navigational control most of the time. I'm happy to include a back button to return to the last page in the website's directory when you so desire. For those who are keen on navigating Space of Mark using a mouse, this is for you. What ISN'T for you, mouse scrollers, is clicking on those TXT links in the Collection Room because they each lead you straight to a '.txt' file in my web server. Then, you have to use the back button on your browser toolbar or key shortcut. Okay there, update over. Point made. Bye, reader!