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Small but active A few posts are enough to start the shape of LogBook.

This is the ship's log — the one place I post news about the boat itself. New rigging, mended planks, the occasional course change. A few promises about it: entries will be occasional, not chatty. The little dot you might see next to "Logbook" in the sidebar just means there's one new entry — it never counts, never nags, and goes away the moment you look. And while only I write entries here, replies are open to everyone — questions, complaints, and hellos all welcome. If you'd rather watch from the water, the Logbook has its own feed: paste this page into a feed reader and it'll find it.

What this Logbook is

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The boat picked up some new rigging this week. Everything works the way it did before — these are additions, nothing you need to relearn. Your words can dress up now. Posts, replies, and messages understand simple formatting: bold , italic , code , lists, quotes. Paste a link and it turns clickable on its own. There's a small "Formatting tips" note under every writing box if you want the cheat sheet, and a Preview button right next to it that shows how your words will land before you post them. You can search. The box at the top of the sidebar finds posts, replies, and interests — anything you could browse to. You'll know when someone replies. Your inbox has a new "Replies to you" section, and the inbox badge lights up when something's waiting. No more checking back on a hunch. You can follow the harbor from anywhere. Every interest now has an RSS feed — including this Logbook — and the whole site has one at /feed.xml. Paste any PopsicleBoat page into a feed reader and it finds the feed on its own. A nice way to keep an eye on an interest, or to share one with a friend who isn't ready to sign up. That's the batch. If something feels off — or the boat doesn't do something you wish it did — reply here. I read every word. -Jake

What's new aboard — July 2026

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