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 You are ready to use gempost. Please just use `gempost help` from now on to only get a list of commands.
 
 # Notes
-This software is experimental. **I am not responsible if you mess up your gemlog using this program.** It works rather fine, and if you are comfortable, I invite you to try it out. To make it perfect, I will have to use it for a long term and work out the long-term posts storage solution.  
+**I am not responsible if you mess up your gemlog using this program.** It works rather fine, and if you are comfortable, I invite you to try it out.  
 
 Personally, I am happy with the set of features I currently have and will work out the bugs as I find them.  
 
 *This software is provided without any guarantees. I may abandon it any time, things may break any moment, your posts might get messed up. Keeping backups of your blog directories is always advised.*
 
+# To Do
+- RSS/Atom feed generation (should be easy. I'll have to explore how these work as I don't have much experience with them.)
+- Option to create separate archives from the main one. This is basically a long-term posts organization function. Say, at the end of the year 2022, you want to collect all your posts into a directory `2022/`, and link to it in your `posts.gmi`. This will do exactly that. (should be easy. I'll have to just detect the directories in the `posts/` directory and link to their `index.gmi`s whenever the rebuildReferences() function generates it.)
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 # Reporting Bugs/Sending Feedback
 I (try to) log in daily on the tildeverse IRC. You can send a private message to me at `desertmouse` there.