One above all: too many things I've written on social media have disappeared into nothingness after a few days. Content there is meant to be momentary, ephemeral. It's not for nothing that we talk about microblogging: posts appear in timelines and then vanish in the continuous flow of new content. After six days, six months, six years... it's as if they never existed.

Looking back, years ago I used to use my blog just like it was a social network. I wrote about experiences, ideas, opinions. People would comment, creating an exchange. There were fewer haters back then — and when the phenomenon began to increase, we joked saying that "they'd sold too many modems."

Yet, those posts are still there. Those ideas, even after twenty years, are still readable. They've moved from WordPress to Pelican, then to Nikola, and now (gradually) to BSSG. They're Markdown files: simple, editable, exportable, convertible. They don't change in content, but they adapt in the way they're presented, remaining readable over time.

I'll write occasionally. When I feel the need to say something worth keeping. A bit like on social media, but also a bit like in a diary.

This desire came back to me while observing blogs like those of Ruben Schade and Michał Sapka, who consistently share their interests, projects, and thoughts. I won't be as regular, but alongside the "quick bite" posts on social media, I'll also create more reflective content, at my own pace.

As I mentioned, technical content will remain on IT Notes. Everything else will be here.

See you soon!

For those who are new to my writing, I have been blogging in Italian since 2006 on my personal website. Back then, blogs were the main platform for people to share their thoughts and ide as, and it was a fantastic way to connect with people all over the world. While social media platforms have since taken over as the main form of online communication, I still believe that blogging is the best way to express myself fully.

In today's world, it's easy to feel overwhelmed and disconnected, but blogging allows me to connect with others in a meaningful way. I hope that through this blog, I can share my insights, spark meaningful conver sations, and foster a sense of community among my readers.

So, what can you expect from my blog? Well, anything and everything! I plan to write about my experiences, share my opinions on current events, and discuss the latest trends in technology. I also plan to include some personal anecdotes and stories that I hope will be both entertaining and relatable.

Thank you for taking the time to read my first post, and I hope you'll continue to follow along on this journey with me.