Unifying my web presence

PUBLIC INDEX legacy zcourts.com ZCOURTS - VOL. 02

LONDON - 2026

_sigh_, this started out so well. I organized everything into "logical" sites... Turns out it's a major pain to maintain! So from today, I'll be bring all my blogs/sites/whatever, under one roof/domain!

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Published 2015-01-12 on legacy zcourts.com. Estimated reading time: 1 min.

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sigh, this started out so well. I organized everything into "logical" sites... Turns out it's a major pain to maintain! So from today, I'll be bring all my blogs/sites/whatever, under one roof/domain!

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