Progress report: I can now see what is in the archive so can add "day titles".

The police in Googleville (Mountain View, California) interfered with my speech operations hundreds of times and arrested and imprisoned me more than a dozen times. I am still silenced and effectively imprisoned by neverending malicious criminal prosecutions. For eight years I've struggled to retain my freedom and to preserve my evidence of the evil that local government (police, judges, prosecutors, "public pretender" defense counsel) has done.

A month ago, I was finally able to finish debugging my software. That means that I can now clean up and develop the "archive" link on my web site so that it tells the story. Until a few days ago, the table of contents page for each year just listed all of the dates of that year for which there is at least one file in the archive. To find the files for any incident, you had to know the date.

The software that generates the pages of the "archive" link takes a few days to run. When the next refresh completes, the table of contents pages will, for each date, list keywords extracted from the file names, and will also display the text of the sign that was displayed that day during the speech operation.

This will enable me to find all of the days on which something interesting happened and to add a "day title" and a "day narrative" for each of those days. (The software already supports day titles, but all of those titles must be created manually and this could take several months if I have to do it all by myself.)

Getting the archive cleaned up will not just enable me to tell the story. By telling the story to people who care (are not just in this for the lulz), I will be able to overcome the trauma of going through this eight year ordeal with everyone all around me not even taking notice.