It's done! Complete. Fulfillied. Finished. My first ever comic project.

The final chapters of Memorabilia have been updated on my website. For those who have been waiting for it to finish before jumping in, have at it!

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EDIT 25/8/23:

Hello, everyone! Are you trying to get your blog in order to either keep it organized or make sure your Masterpost gives everyone the best-curated experience possible but you happen to have a blog with backdated posts that you can't find? Here's how you can deal with that in half the time that it would take scrolling through your entire blog.

Disclaimer: This only works on browser, so make sure you have a tablet, laptop, or desktop at the ready. I remember my phone struggling with the Mass Post Editor, so proceed with caution.

Alright, so! Now that that's out of the way, how about we find this Mass Post Editor?

First of all, from the browser, head to your account. It should lead you to the second image. The Mass Post Editor is in the bottom right corner of the second column.

All of that should lead to this:

I'd easily call this the most overwhelming page of the website, but it's rather simple once you start getting down to brass tacks. Your posts are in the mosaic you see, going from most recent to older. You can select multiple of them with a click, although the only way you can unselect them is with the unselect button in the top right corner. So remember to do that before selecting another batch!

Now, once you've selected the posts you want to add tags to, click the add tags button (1). The tag will be added at the end of those that are already on that post. If you want to remove a tag, though, that would be edit tags (2). It'll give you an exhaustive list of all the tags associated with the posts you've selected. Select the one you want removed and then click remove tag.

And if your blog happens to be massive and/or a few years old, or you happen to know which month the posts you want to edit are, click month (3). It'll drop a list of the months of the current year. You can scroll through the years with the arrows, and all the months that have posts will be black.

And there you go! You are now a Mass Post Editor aficionado. Hopefully, this helps and please don't hesitate to ask questions should you need clarification on anything.