Introducing the Daily Lather site!

I'm impressed with your site. I especially like the news and company sections and look forward to more posts in those areas.

I'm impressed with your site. I especially like the news and company sections and look forward to more posts in those areas.

Thanks so much, Pete! Really appreciate the kind words. Hope you and others find the site useful and fun!

Two things on the site to note... Improvements and polish.

- An all-new super search... Drill down and find anything! https://dailylather.com/search
- A new scoring system w/16 metrics! https://dailylather.com/content/sotd-may-4-2017

What do y'all think?

Both seem like great new features. The scoring system took just a moment to get used to, but I think it’s quite clever. I like how you are able to get so many metrics into a relatively small space. (Seeing them separately would make it all seem much heavier to take in.)

Both seem like great new features. The scoring system took just a moment to get used to, but I think it’s quite clever. I like how you are able to get so many metrics into a relatively small space. (Seeing them separately would make it all seem much heavier to take in.)

Thanks! Yeah, I didn't want to make a huge chart or one that was hard to understand. This seemed like the most logical way to do it...

To explain the new features, check out the Site Improvements at Daily Lather! post.

Hopefully the explanation(s) are clear... I'm open to feedback and questions, of course.

I made a few adjustments to the metrics to better reflect qualities I wish to express, reduce redundancy and improve clarity. Basically they make a little more sense now.

why no https?!

aside from the security side of things (you are handling user data), there's also performance benefits...one of those is the ability to use HTTP/2. google also ranks sites higher that use HTTPS than those that don't.

why no https?!

aside from the security side of things (you are handling user data), there's also performance benefits...one of those is the ability to use HTTP/2. google also ranks sites higher that use HTTPS than those that don't.

Huh? I've been using HTTPS and HTTP/2 for two months now.

why no https?!

aside from the security side of things (you are handling user data), there's also performance benefits...one of those is the ability to use HTTP/2.  google also ranks sites higher that use HTTPS than those that don't.

Huh?  I've been using HTTPS and HTTP/2 for two months now.

it definitely was not serving the site over https when I made the comment. are you using hsts?