Slashpages
Hey ! This website has slashpages !
What are slashpages ? In short, some common pages that are reachable directly after the domain name and a slash.
Want to know more, please visit https://slashpages.net/.
In the meantime, here are the ones I use (and few with comments about why I don't use few others):
- /about :
- /ai :
- /blank :
- /blogroll : On , I called this one
- /canon
- /carry
- /changelog (or /log) : I have the and for this.
- /chipotle
- /colophon :
- /community
- /contact :
- /death : I have to write this one some day...
- /defaults
- /disability
- /elsewhere (or /appearances)
- /follow (or /subscribe or /feeds)
- /green
- /guy (or /girl, /bloke, /gal, or /your-pronoun-here)
- /hats
- /hello
- /hills (or /hill)
- /ideas
- /interests : You're in my digital garden. Every interest I want to share about will have associated content here.
- /junk (or /sale or /buy)
- /links (or /bookmarks)
- /next
- /nope
- /now : I rather keep an equivalent content of this one the homepage of
- /pfp
- /podroll
- /posse
- /postroll
- /pricing
- /questions
- /save
- /self-hosting (or /self-hosted or /hosted) :
- /shoebox
- /sitemap :
- /slashes : I do not get this one. Why do we need another name when "slashpages" is already used to describe this kind of page ? You're currently on mine, but I called it ¯_(ツ)_/¯
- /someday : You're in my digital garden, this is on my main page, no need for a dedicated slashpage.
- /til (or /ways)
- /tip (or /pay or /coffee) : At first, I refused to have those pages type. I created them, but they're not for me.
- /uses :
- /verify
- /where
- /why
- /wish
- /yep : nope