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Friday, September 25th, 2026, 2:22 pm

Why Series (Long Form) Might Work Best

If it irritates your ‘opponent’, then you must be doing something right

It’s another Friday and the last Friday of September. It’s also the first Friday that is “officially” autumn based on the equinox criterion.

Today we cooked some food with a lot of vegetables and I published a lot of new articles. Some of them were short, some very long.

I’m just glad that we have a good flow of EPO-related articles. Our coverage of EPO affairs is historically important or of historic value.

Some time soon we’ll start several new series.

Friday is not a good day to start a new series.

We’ve generally found that publishing things in a series-like form works best because people cannot absorb a lot of information in a single day.

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