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<p>date: 2019-08-28
title: Massive organization
type: news</p>
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<p>Ergodic literature should leave you wondering whether or not you&rsquo;ve even read it all.</p>
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<p>This big reorganization intentionally makes the project far less linear and, in a way, more difficult to navigate. Ergodic literature takes work. Hypertextual art should be truly hypertextual.</p>
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<p>Countdown to Maddy including transclusion.</p>
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<p>Don&rsquo;t tempt me.</p>
<p>As an affordance for this increased difficulty, I&rsquo;ll be providing news updates with each content update stating what&rsquo;s been added or changed.</p>
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