The blog defaults to "less" and shows only the post content---no metadata at all, not even the post date. The usual permalink graphic (a pushpin) appears if you hover over a post to give you access to more info and features. If "less" mode is too austere for you, just click "more" and the site will display posts with their metadata (titles, date, comments link, category icons, etc.). I think this is a good solution for having a clean, minimal tumblelog but still allowing easy access to more traditional blog features and info.

Any word you have to hunt for in a thesaurus is the wrong word. There are no exceptions to this rule.

This is from his piece Everything You Need to Know About Writing Successfully---in Ten Minutes. I can't believe (comprehend, conceive, fathom) how often (frequently, regularly, repeatedly) this quote is posted on websites as though it were some sort of sage wisdom (enlightenment, perception, sagacity). It is, of course, complete rubbish (nonsense, drivel, poppycock). One thing you can say for King is that he certainly follows (sticks to, abides by, adheres to) his own rule (maxim, axiom, tenet), judging by his "relentlessly routine language" and how bad (atrocious, lousy, inferior) a writer he is.