Been meaning to do this for some time, but only got around to it now.
I’ve redone the archives here to use “intelligent”/dirified names. Rather than an individual post with the succinct-but-uninformative name of mtarchive/008714.html, you’ll now see something that incorporates the post date and title, e.g., 2005/12/05/lifes_little_le.html.
Note also that I’ve dropped the mtarchive directory, an artifact of when I had static web pages vs. dynamically generated ones.
(Similar, if less drastic, changes have occured with the category and monthly archives.)
Now here’s the cool thing. Dirified names have been around for MT for a long time, but I haven’t used them because I (and presumably others) had all sorts of links to existing posts that would have been obsoleted. But with dynamic publishing, I can have as many different named versions of posts as I want. So if you have an old link to www.hill-kleerup.org/blog/mtarchive/001234.html, it will still be good. The link will still be valid as long as the site endures. But as far as what you’ll see if you come through the pages here, it will be the nicer-looking dirified names (with the same content).
And if you don’t care … well, then, move along, nothing to see here …