I bookmark them in a folder named "Monthly". Once a month, I right-click on that bookmark folder and open them all.
I also have similar folders called "Daily" and "Weekly".
I set a recurring reminder in my calendar to remember to open the weekly and monthly ones, so I don't have to keep track of whether I did or not.
If these annoying ads keep coming back, you could always pay a few dollars for the ads-free version of boost.
I did it and the experience is a lot better.
Now they are releasing Investiture of the Gods and it is as good
I find it very helpful and entertaining
西游记 （Journey to the West) the HSK 3 and HSK 4 version by Jeff Pepper and Xiao Hui Wang
It's a very entertaining way to practice that vocabulary while discovering this classic of Chinese literature.
I used a non standard keyboard a long time ago and while it did deliver, the most important thing I learned is that non standard things tend to disappear and the time spent learning it was wasted.
Most of the hate against liberals has been seeded by Russian troll farms.
Most of the hate against conservatives has also been seeded by the same farms.
When the hate is picked up on by the locals, then that farm's work is considered effective.
An actual civil war is the big prize.
"If our knees bent the other way, what would our chairs look like?"
www.numbr.dev is free and can do that. It's like a calculator but you can label things freely in it.
It's free to use
Modern equivalent to blogs would probably be vlogs (videos on tiktok or other platforms like that)
Blogs are still a thing, check out WordPress.org
Another option is publishing on a place like medium.com
None of the above are optimal regarding your concerns about data collection, etc.
To address that, you could just set up your own personal website, if you don't mind learning how to do it