I had to update the version of PHP on my web host, which inadvertently broke my old WordPress theme. Apparently this blog still comes up on Google sometimes, so I figured I’d keep it up and just switch to another theme. Apologies if some links/images are broken now.
As I’m here, a quick life update:
- I spent several years learning gamedev, and I released Monospaced Lovers on PC/PS5/Switch in late 2024.
- I’m still available on X, Steam, and various Discords.
- If you need to email me for whatever reason, admin[at]scarletstring.moe is the safest bet.
I pretty much left the core otaku community when mobage got big in the mid-2010s, but in some ways, it really is true that we’re here forever. It’s been interesting to run into old usernames from the 2000s aniblogosphere (remember that word?) in recent years.
For many of us, I think there’ll always be some aspect of otaku culture that pulls us back in, even if it’s not in the way that we expect. And I think that’s pretty cool.
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Monospaced Lovers was not something I expected to find out about through a blog maintenance post, but congratulations. That’s a serious amount of work.
PHP upgrades breaking old themes is basically a rite of passage for any blog that survives past ten years.
Glad you kept the archive up. Half the blogs I read in the 2000s are gone and the Wayback Machine can only do so much.
The aniblogosphere line hit me. I still remember the seasonal preview posts everyone used to write.
Broken images are a small price for keeping the old posts online. Better than a dead link.
Mobage really did reshape the conversation. A lot of people who wrote thoughtfully about anime moved to gacha and stopped writing.
Congratulations on the Switch release. Getting through certification on console is its own kind of boss fight.
Nostalgia for the blog era is common, but you actually kept the thing running, which is rarer than the nostalgia.
A theme switch is a good excuse to reread old posts. I’ve found things I’d completely forgotten I wrote that way.
Six years in gamedev is a long time. Curious whether the writing habits from blogging carried over into development.
Running into a 2000s username in the wild is a strange feeling. It’s like finding a note in your own handwriting.
No apology needed for broken links. Everyone who has run a blog this long knows how it goes.
The line about always being pulled back into otaku culture is accurate. It just changes shape every few years.
Good to see the site still standing. A lot of people would have just let the domain lapse.
WordPress themes age faster than the content does. The posts still read fine, the CSS doesn’t.
Interesting that Google still surfaces the blog. Long tail traffic is quietly one of the better arguments for keeping an archive.
I’d be interested in a longer post about the gamedev transition. Most people who make that jump don’t write about the middle part.
Reading this while my own blog sits on a PHP version two majors behind. Point taken.
The comparison between the old blog scene and today’s video essay channels is worth a whole post on its own.
Keeping an archive online is a service to the internet, honestly. Dead links are the default state of the web.
Congratulations again on the release. Hope the next project is less painful to ship.
Funny how a routine host update can turn into an afternoon of theme debugging. Been there more than once.
The bit about Discords replacing blog comment sections is accurate. The conversation moved, it didn’t die.
It’s nice that the posts are still readable without the original design. Content first is the right priority.
Late 2024 was a crowded release window. Getting visibility for an indie title then must have been tough.
I found this page through a search for something else entirely, so the long tail point is proven.
The otaku community thing is real. People complain about mobage, but the social layer it created also kept a lot of scenes alive.
Thanks for leaving a contact address. A lot of archived blogs don’t, and then there’s no way to reach the author.
Monospaced Lovers has been sitting on my wishlist for a while. This post pushed me to actually buy it.
Old blogs as time capsules is an underrated genre. Yours is a good one.