An Old Organizational System

I've written before about my fondness for organizational systems which simply map items to ascending
integers, and it occurred to me I should organize my writing in this way.  Some lunatics are far too
concerned with date formats, I prefer ISO 8601 and ISO standards make for a fine example of ordering
things in this way too, and genuinely care about the limitation of four-digit years; it's obvious to
me how man ought to move beyond these silly solar dates by then, and how all time requires unbounded
integers at some level.  Regardless, it's a good idea to organize my writing by integers in addition
to by dates.  From now on, my website leads a URL with an integer path to the corresponding article.

This numbering starts from one.  The following are now equivalent ways to get my very first article:
http://verisimilitudes.net/2017-02-02
http://verisimilitudes.net/1

The following are equivalent ways to get this article:
http://verisimilitudes.net/2024-11-29
http://verisimilitudes.net/283

I considered adding this mapping to my Gopher hole, but it makes no sense.  Unlike the WWW, a Gopher
selector string is considered to be both opaque and meaningless; selector strings aren't supposed to
be shown to the user.  Furthermore, a map would be necessary to communicate the proper item type and
therefore would look exactly the same as the current map, which clearly makes such an act pointless.
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