Content & Blogs

A Japanese-language reference site connecting bull profiles, regional events, rankings, and bout records.

An Arabic-language publication covering AI agents with news, explainers, and a glossary.

A gallery pairs a daily featured artwork with a long, comic monologue in Mama’s voice.

An independent fan archive documents the Arizona thrash band Hemoptysis and its 2008–2012 history.

PlagueGuide presents a dated fact-check of a suspected plague case in Irkutsk, separating official statements from unconfirmed reports.

A field guide to Tokyo running routes, seasonal gear, konbini fueling, races, clubs, and planning a run.

Sport scientist François Bieuzen publishes weekly HYROX analysis, drawing on research papers and public race results.

A Vietnamese management-fiction serial follows the people left doing the work AI agents cannot.

Sâz ü Söz is a searchable archive of nearly 59,000 Turkish music scores, organized for repertoire research and reference.

A Traditional Chinese editorial project presents international crime and social-event cases through illustrated case files and linked videos.

An archival presentation of 40 AI-generated Vladimir Putin portraits recorded on OpenSea from February 18 to 22, 2022.

A daily briefing tracks state developments in workers’ compensation pharmacy and durable medical equipment.

A documentary short about Chicago playwright Dr. Christine Houston, whose play 227 became the NBC sitcom, now seeking donations to complete the film.

A fan-built, searchable archive of Pé Descalço’s “Vermelha” dance exams, organized around performers, examiners, music, and video.

A French-language newsletter and video project examines well-known companies through their financial statements and accounting signals.

A browsable catalog of subscription boxes, with reviews, shipping destinations, category listings, and notices for boxes that have closed or paused.

Independent film coverage from Myanmar, with reviews, articles, interviews, and a Burmese-language podcast.

A French-language film guide that ranks movies to avoid, collects reader predictions, and compares ratings and box-office numbers.

A documentary research project examines how official cybersecurity conference biographies present speakers’ authority.

An open, bilingual archive of Ethiopian music releases, tracks, artists, and credits.

A Turkish-language personal blog organizing essays, archive entries, and playlists into named collections.

A source-led archive organizes computing history into collections on chronology, primary documents, people, institutions, oral histories, and disputed claims.

Inbox Teardown ranks marketing emails on an eight-part rubric, with scores out of 40 and a daily scoreboard.

An independent channel makes sub-minute paper-puppet explainers about the stories behind everyday things, with an optional quiz and sources.

A parent’s collection of short picture-book reviews for children aged 0–5, with filters, reading guides, and book comparisons.

A public catalog of aviation books, magazines, and recordings, with search and filters for aircraft, media type, topic, and historical period.

A news service pairs 3D films about major events with email updates that track developments and label the status of each claim.

A multilingual roguelike catalog with ranked games, written reviews, and links to video coverage.

A community hub for people from San Francisco de Macorís in the United States, with videos, event listings, reunion photos, and news.

Retired marine biologist Cameron Doyle’s independent field notes on the animals and architecture of a downtown Toronto aquarium tunnel.

David Girling’s archive collects 134 case studies and other posts on how charities, aid agencies, and activists use social media in international development.

A free writing magazine pairs weekly prompts with selected reader submissions and an editor’s notes.

A source-linked guide to tequila production, tracing how choices from agave preparation through maturation and blending can shape flavor.

An independent reference comparing what Tesla referral pages show buyers in 41 country stores, using dated archive captures.

An independent editorial project covering art, architecture, and sound through essays, reviews, interviews, galleries, and field projects.

A personal series pairing one-minute hand-drawn films with short writing about everyday oddities.

An ongoing comic reimagines Dorothy and Oz with an LGBTQ punk twist, inspired by L. Frank Baum’s novels.

A Korean recipe and food-culture site for cooks who may not have a Korean grocery nearby, with ingredient substitutions and regional shopping guidance.

A free, personalized morning newspaper for children, delivered by email and designed to be read together or printed.

A browsable account of UFO and UAP disclosure, organized as a timeline, case files, videos, hearings, documents, and evidence.

A Japanese-language site that organizes NPB records and adds historical context, category browsing, search, and record comparisons.

A personal alpha-gal site pairing mammal-free recipes and practical dining guidance with humor and lived experience.

A Chinese-language industry digest curates news on underwear, homewear, knitwear, fabrics and dyeing, alongside daily benchmarks for textile raw materials.

A customer’s account of a disputed $60,000 contract renewal, laid out with a timeline, redacted contract language, and the customer’s own opinions.

A morning publication tracking Dubai news, openings, launches, events, arts, people and city life.

A multilingual guide to family events, outings, lessons, schools, and holiday experiences in Tokyo.

A digital book of Afghan childhood stories, published on a biweekly schedule and paired with a stated school-funding mission.

A searchable archive of Japanese companies’ LINE and email promotions, organized by campaign type and industry.

A technical publication about designing reinforcement-learning environments for LLM agents, with pieces on tool-call rewards and simulator fidelity.

A planned catalog of firsthand accounts of extraordinary experiences, gathered through recorded interviews and published with the teller’s confirmation.

An independent, unofficial tracker presenting news, a roster, a timeline, and analysis about a claimed U.S. “Super Intelligence Force.”

A proposed monthly magazine about life in Gangjin, South Korea, organized around its people, neighborhoods, food, work, history, and seasons.

Trevano presents a sample archive reader and a request process for text and photo reproductions, research, facsimiles, and advertising.