Writing serves fundamentally as means of communication, but oftentimes as means of self-clarification; clarification is the end of communication, thus one can say that self-clarification is a way for one to recursively communicate with oneself, temporally – once written, symbols serve as objectification of a past conscious moment, communicating with the future. I write for clarification generally (for “self” and “other”) and, if clear enough, goes here; this website serves as the publishable subset of my so called “superbrain”.
Why a website, as opposed to “social” media, a blog, etc.? Primarily for control over the content and format of media. Hypertext is quite flexible, and molds to users' needs, rather than one conforming to a preestablished “way” and format.
You claim "anti-formism", yet your homepage clearly shows a chronlogical form. Curious.
There is little on the website as of now, but it has to be displayed in some order. Alphabetical is meaningless, and with so little content there is no way for it to organise itself based on its content. Currently it is not a strict chronological order like a blog, but merely date last modified; and I have no qualms over constantly modifying older pages, so fundamentally differs from a blog. Most likely, once fleshed out the texts will fall into topics and categories and have a web of connections that will only be visible after the fact, giving itself its “anti-form” – formless form; formless as it does not conform to a given “method” a priori, but with form as organisation emerges from the content. Subsequently, the pseudo-chronological order will become superfluous and limiting, and would be abolished, or a different and unforeseen form will otherwise emerge out of the content.