Wherefor (https://www.wherefor.com/) does provide traveling suggestions based on budget. However I think factoring travelling interests is a nice idea. Maybe there can be more keywords for exploring?
I also quite like the minimal design style of the website.
Yes, there are definitely others in this space exploring the same angle -- this is our take. And I think a broader category of interests is something we're moving towards, but not our main priority at the moment.
Maybe consider a Google Scholar integration? Its search results include links to full-text pdf at times. Even not, extracted links to publisher websites could be helpful for a batch review of referenced articles.
You can use Dropbox for hosting. If you have got a "public" folder, copy the HTML file into it and get a direct link.
or you can use some service like pancake (pancake.io, currently i am getting 503 error though, not sure whether it is permanently down), my.droppages(my.droppages.com) etc.
off the topic a bit, I feel evernote is far too much business-stretched nowadays. For the past two years, almost all new features and improvement are cater to business users, like presentation, work chat and context.
Evernote premium actually has note versions, but the experience is pretty horrible. Unlike dropbox, you cannot revert to an early version freely since it is the server deciding the time to backup your note state.
Revert.io seems to be great. I have signed up. It will be better that they can offer limited revisions (2-3) for free users.
You are not alone. According to reports, many IT businesses relying on stable internet connection have moved away from China Mainland to other countries of Asia like Singapore.
The problem is, government doesn't actually care. They see political stability as the top priority. To achieve it, they are willing to sacrifice foreign business chances.
then you've made the point. one needs to figure out what account to follow by discovering, while rss is usually marked with a predefined topic and way more intuitive for subscribing.
voicemail, then call forwarding, i wonder what is the next. People often ignore many of the service settings and leave them as is (me as well), which potentially creates chances for intruders.
