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hidden mechanic of neocities: "a page's position in the stack cannot be changed" - not true! you can delete the page you want on top, then re-upload it, which will put it on top.
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ghostscape
2 months ago
this is fascinating, I'm obsessed. thank you for your dedication to documenting weird towers with crazy vibes
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hylas
1 month ago
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balckwell
2 months ago
Your continued reporting on Japanese Bubble Towers is much appreciated. i went up the art tower mito once but the memory was overshadowed by the girl i saw at the flea market underneath who was eating a hot dog with chopsticks.
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suboptimalism
2 months ago
art tower mito just made a cameo appearance in a segment on nhk-e about a girl making clothes for plushies
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saltedslug
2 months ago
this was an insane ride. i see the inspiration you get from that older blog. i loved reading their stuff, and your linked article about concrete. i always learn so much from your blogs AND i laugh the whole time. thx <3
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oh i completely forgot about that, i think i even used that trick once a couple years ago
Is there a way for a page to not show up in the "feed"?
not without burying it by changing/uploading five other pages or deleting the update entirely
however, it is possible to style XML files using CSS to make them appear like html webpages, and if you upload or change an XML file it will not generate a thumbnail or appear on the feed
example: suboptimalism.neocities.org/secret/wang.xml