Because I like to go back and update pages after I edit them, my feed will not contain the actual contents of new pages, but instead will just mention when new pages are added or removed. This keeps everything centralized on the actual website, and any information gathered from the site will necessarily be up-to-date. Feeds aren't particularly good with changing material, and there would be lots of double entries and other oddities if I tried to change the feed as I change the site. So, this seems to be the best plan for the moment. Things may change in the future, though. If you have any suggestions for good ways to leverage this Atom feed, please send them to xerxes@persrex.xyz like any other correspondence, I would love to hear from you. Thanks again!

I may be willing to relicense my works to people under other licenses at request - just email me at xerxes@persrex.xyz. As long as it's a copyleft license, I'll probably say yes. (For example, I'm more than willing to license works under the GPLv3+ which the CC BY-SA is not normally compatible with, I just don't want to clutter the site by having the dual licenses all over the place.) If you want to sublicense my works under a permissive license, you're going to have to make a very compelling argument - I will be hard to convince.

Kind of a dark one this time, but what can you do.