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Deleted posts/comments' headers still show on the blog page, albeit labeled as such. Looks cluttery, can I not remove those off-topic, rambling, redundant posts entirely from view?
And the order of posts is from most-recent to oldest... that's just wrong. I see that the forums run the opposite, so that the reader can follow the posts in chronological order, which is kind of how conversations and the real-time paradigm usually operate. How do I arrange MY blog's posts in that manner, or, better yet, how do I arbitrarily arrange posts so that "the flow" is apparent to the reader?
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