John Uebersax
How to decide whether a source list is still useful
Link collections work better when purpose, context, and update signals are explained.
Reference
Source atlas / web reading notes
Maps For Finding Better Sources Online
A dark reference-atlas style site for useful information, web resources, updated addresses, access essays, replay references, and source ethics. It avoids cards and reads like a private study map.
Broad enough for daily writing
Useful links, address updates, media references, safety, and online access can all live here.
The site identity feels like an independent research atlas rather than a directory. That gives enough room for broad English posts without narrowing the domain to one small subject.
Menus are not cards. They are coordinate references on a vertical index. Category pages become manuscript notes, margin references, errata routes, essays, bibliography entries, and ethics propositions.
Recent entries
Publishing Range
When a web address changes, keep the old context
Address posts can explain what moved, what stayed the same, and how readers should verify the route.
Replay and webtoon notes as bibliography entries
Media topics become broader reference content when framed around access, dates, sources, and reading value.