I discovered a way to combat the aggressive browser caching that makes it so that people don't see your latest site changes. If you add a query string to the end of the link, it doesn't change how the link works, and the browser treats it as a whole new URL. So, add the stuff at the end after the question mark: and the link will be treated as a whole new URL.
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Mr. Krabs singing Wellerman. It's canon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0zmADO0mNo
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Radiohead's Creep sung by Lain-chan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WObuSobKYXo
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wtf is wrong with the emoji globe in the damn thumbnail all of a sudden
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arandomsite
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you could always make a custom one: https://arandomsite.neocities.org/blog/custom-neocities-thumbnail/
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misterdizzy
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I added the recently rediscovered *original* version of my article in the library! The version that has been there was edited for republishing by some Korean tech blog. I also added Yesterweb.org to the button collage because they added a link to the aforementioned article directly.
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Oh so Neocities doesn't like HTML in comments. Understandable. All you have to do is add something like ?v=1 to the end of your URLs. It just has to be question mark, thing equals value.
The browser treats that as a new url and so it doesn't use the old cached copy.