Okay, so with the latest redesign, the way the site is structured has changed.

In the past, there were a series of sections entitled usefully "news" or "reviews", etc. There were also a group of useless sections entitled "icing" or "origins". Almost everything got thrown into the "news" subheading.

With the updated site, there are no longer hard-and-fast sections. Instead, each article contains a series of tags which allow you, the noble viewer, to wade through the site on your own. Much like our archive section, the new navigation system will allow you to modify the url to find articles you're interested in.

Yes, they're tags. There are currently some debates going on about multi-word tags, but in this case, because we'll be integrating tags into the url/navigation structure itself, the solution is simple: multi-word tags must utilize underscores. I'd rather not have a bunch of %20 symbols filling up the url for addresses.

So, in a nutshell, to see all the news articles, just type in http://dredwerkz.com/news/ and go to town. Yes, it's exactly like it used to be. Except, of course, you could now type in http://dredwerkz.com/news/washington_post/bush/poll/ and be rewarded with the subset of all articles containing the tags "washington_post", "bush" and "poll". Get it? Good.