Hit 500 subscribers on my tiny blog about old radio repair manuals

I started this blog a year ago just to share scans of manuals I find at estate sales. I never told anyone about it, just posted links in a few old forum signatures. This morning I checked and it was at 502. That number really got me. It means people are finding this stuff on their own, not because some app pushed it at them. I found most of the manuals in a shed behind a house in Tucson. The blog is just plain text and pictures, no ads. It feels good to know there's a small group out there who care about this specific thing. Has anyone else had a project grow slowly like this, just from people finding it?

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linda_kelly175d ago

My uncle's attic in Omaha had a whole shelf of those old radio manuals, all water damaged. That slow growth feels more real, like @tessa_hunt42's 8-track project. It's a quiet little corner of the internet that just exists.

tessa_hunt425d ago

Found a box of 8-track tapes in a crawlspace once, sold them one by one on a forum over two years.