Weird/unique pages on your website?!

[ZoranaDragon]

Not sure if this is super unique or not, but I have a hidden page where the mii version of Silvester is just swimming in the ocean. I put the leaky there (I mention this on my splash page and put a link to the ring there so people can more easily find it) and it started off as a joke while deciding on how to add mii Silvester to the site. The most recent edition to the page is making it the only page that I currently have with a custom cursor (it's a Gyrados one).

He's also on my 404 page fighting off whatever issues lead to the 404 page lol.

[Dan Q]

One weird thing I've got is pages that are deliberately hidden except if you subscribe to my RSS feed!

There's actually a bunch of folks doing this - I'm aware of 74 of us! - and we've got kind-of a super secret webring going on (so secret that I'm not giving you a link to it!).

Anyway: in my case, there are posts in my blog which (a) have <meta name="robots" content="noindex, nofollow"> so they don't show up in search engines, (b) are configured to not show up in the frontpage, lists, searches, "related posts", or other automated link generation on my own website, and (c) are available as usual in my RSS feed (along with a note to explain that they're an "RSS Exclusive").

I've written around 25 such posts since 2022, 22 of which are still not "normally" accessible (i.e. unless you have the link!). I've used it to experiment with weird new technologies, like the time that I made it possible to "draw" comments on my blog rather than typing them. I've also used it to share things that I've not been ready yet to give a "wide" audience to, like when I was first considering getting my birth certificate updated.

But mostly my site's pretty boring and un-weird! (That's something I hope to fix very soon though!)