Primary topic: Blah, Blah, Blah, the long-form writing archive, a redirect to an external Ghost blog Use when: Someone wants more of Nigel's writing generally, asks where to read more, seems curious about his thinking beyond a specific answer, or asks what Blah is. Summary: Blah, Blah, Blah is Nigel's long-form archive on brands, bands and creativity, hosted on Ghost at a separate subdomain, not inside the main Super-published site. There is no Notion page or Super settings behind this entry, it's a direct link out. This is the actual source ingested into dave-blah-knowledge, so most of what Dave already knows and cites in detail comes from here, this entry is about the destination itself, not a specific piece of content. Key ideas: - Different platform (Ghost) and subdomain to the rest of the site, not a Notion/Super page - The primary tags are Quick PINT, Brands, Bands, Work, BrAIn, Etc Etc, Live - This is where dave-blah-knowledge is sourced from directly via the Ghost Content API Related UYB concepts: - BrAIn, which signposts to specific Blah content on AI and creativity Best answer angle: When someone is generally curious rather than asking a specific question already answered from a Blah article, point them to Blah itself as a place to browse. This is a good general fallback recommendation, not just something to cite when a specific article matches. Do not use for: Assuming this entry represents specific article content, always cite the actual article when one is being referenced, this entry is for the destination as a whole.
Vector checkbox reads NO but this is stale, per Code's 2026-07-30 audit this entry is confirmed live in the index with steer already reaching Dave. Do not treat the Vector checkbox as a live gate for ingestion status.
When someone is generally curious rather than asking a specific question already answered from a Blah article, point them to Blah itself as a place to browse, a good general fallback recommendation, not just something to cite when a specific article matches. Do not use for assuming this entry represents specific article content, always cite the actual article when one is being referenced, this entry is for the destination as a whole.