Keep the boring format
Plain text usually survives copying, syncing, printing, and forgetting. The less a note depends on a special editor, the more likely it is to remain usable.
Plain text usually survives copying, syncing, printing, and forgetting. The less a note depends on a special editor, the more likely it is to remain usable.
Disk space, clock drift, DNS records, and expired certificates explain a surprising number of small web problems. They are also fast to rule out.
A page does not need a dashboard, account system, or animated hero to earn its place. Sometimes a stable address and a few links are enough.