Dropping "link hub"

When this site started in June it really was a link hub — a page with my profiles on it and a devlog bolted to the side. I said exactly that in the first post.

Then /listens landed, built out of a Spotify data export rather than the API. Then /watchlist, off Simkl. Then /gear and /projects. Between them they're most of what's here now, and the links are the smallest part of the page that gave the whole site its name.

Where the name was hiding

Seven places, and one of them mattered more than the other six:

• site.description in config.ts — which is the meta description, so every search result for this domain described it as a links page.
• The About page, the README, CLAUDE.md, the project entry for this site, and the fallback status line on the home page.

They all say what the site is now instead of what category it belongs to: "Personal site — devlog, projects, watchlist, and listening history." Not a clever name. It stops being wrong the moment I add another page, which the old one couldn't manage.

What I left alone

The first post and the design post both use "link hub", and both stay as written. They were true when I wrote them, and editing an old post so it agrees with the current name is just quietly rewriting the record. The name changed. What I said in June didn't.

That's the same reason this is its own entry rather than a silent find and replace.