🧭 What “Pages” Means in Bear Blog In the Bear Blog dashboard, “Pages” refers to:
Standalone content that’s not part of your chronological blog feed Often used for: About pages Contact pages Glyph indexes Publishing compasses These pages are not dated and don’t appear in your main post list So, they're there for more personal record/instruction type of thing, but can be sent to others to see. Much like the shared photo albums in OneDrive.
🛡️ Sovereign Use Cases for “Pages” You could use Bear Blog’s Pages feature to:
Create a Rightsmith’s Compass page Build a Glyph Index with links to each log-worthy post Host a Gaudí Protocol Manifesto Draft a Publishing Ritual Guide for future stewards 🧪 How to Create a Page Log into your Bear Blog dashboard Click “Pages” Create a new page with a title and Markdown content Save and publish—it’ll be accessible at yourblog.bearblog.dev/page-title