There's nothing here!

↑ ...isn't that how every blog starts?  Or is it better to start with promises to move old stuff over and about how one will be posting daily from now on?
"A hero in the beginning."  I don't know if it's true that there's an ancient Sanskrit word for that idea, but Æsop's hare and many bloggers start with a burst of energy and enthusiasm—and then fizzle. 
So, lower the expectation and divert the disappointment.

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