Over the past few years, gwhle.com has hosted a mix of writing, technical notes, experiments, and commentary. What began as a general-purpose personal site gradually became something broader—part blog, part technical notebook, part place to think in public.
As the site and its audience have grown, it has become clear that this mix no longer serves either purpose as well as it should.
Because of that, this site will cease publishing content on 1 January 2026.
All existing blog posts, technical write-ups, and similar material will be migrated to a new site:
From that date onward, all future content of this kind—technology posts, reviews, commentary, and longer-form writing—will live exclusively on MarginNotes.
Why the change?
The decision is about clarity and separation.
- gwhle.com will become a personal, professional portal for the site owner
(background, experience, and contact details). - MarginNotes will be the hobby and publishing space—a place for technology, entertainment, opinions, and the sort of writing that benefits from freedom rather than polish.
Keeping these roles separate allows each site to be clearer in intent and easier to maintain long-term.
Thank you
To everyone who has visited, read, bookmarked, or shared something from gwhle.com over the years: thank you. Your time and attention have always been appreciated more than the metrics ever showed.
I hope you will follow the writing to MarginNotes and continue reading there as the next chapter begins.
What happens next?
- Content migration will take place ahead of January 2026
- The existing site will then be removed and replaced with a streamlined personal site
- All ongoing and future publishing will continue at marginnotes.de
Nothing is being abandoned—only reorganised.
I look forward to continuing the conversation in its new home.
— gwhle