Kongomax lists the owner’s self-hosted web apps, each theme in its own decade’s voice. Until 10 October the list was short and everything on it was live.
The additions
Six entries, under the review-before-merge rule the site has kept from the start. Clipper Overlord, PermitBuzz, Eboda Gymnast, Tiny Clipper, Bopsmith, and the Project Chronicles, which had been listed under the home page’s domain and was renamed to what it is. The Cookbook’s write-up, which had read “more about it soon” since the first week, was replaced with what the app actually does. Links are placeholders for now; two of them wait on an answer from the owner about what to point at.
Honest intros
The site’s standing rule, set on 1 October, is that pastiche is allowed and lying is not. Each theme’s project-list intro said some version of “everything the owner has built and put online.” Tiny Clipper and Bopsmith are plans, and Eboda Gymnast has no public download. So five intros were rewritten to say built, half-built, or only drawn so far, each in its own theme’s voice.
Dead ends
The review caught one more: five live entries still on a placeholder link rendered “run” and “visit” controls that linked back to the page you were on. The dead-end check now keys on the link alone, so a placeholder renders as a dead end whether the project is discontinued or merely not yet pointed anywhere. The one discontinued entry renders exactly as before.