BlogMore v2.16.0
BlogMore has had a new release, bumping the version to v2.16.0. There are two main changes in this update, both coming from a single idea: internal back-links.
Where it makes sense, I always try and link posts in this blog to other related posts, but I've never really had a sense of how interconnected things are. So, the first new thing I added was a with_backlinks configuration option. This is off by default, but when turned on, will add a list of any referring posts to the bottom of a post.

Like some of the work I did in the stats page, this feels like another interesting method of discovering posts and related subjects within a blog.
Once this work was done, it seemed to make sense to use the link-gathering code to then get a sense of which posts are most often linked to within a blog, and so a table of most-linked posts has been added to the stats page.

This particular table will only appear in the stats if with_backlinks is set to true.
At some point in the future it might be interesting to take this even further and produce a map of interconnected posts; for now though I think this is enough.
References & mentions
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…es, and a number of other parts of the generated output. That's now fixed. The second fix is to the recently-added backlinks feature. While reviewing the effect of something else I was working on, I specifically no…
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… title of the post they're emailing from. The second addition is prompted by the final paragraph in the post announcing the previous release of BlogMore: At some point in the future it might be interesting to take this even further and produce a map of…
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