Can we exchange the forum's news posting bot with the person who writes the blog articles ? :p

AMEN

Thanks for the recommendation, never heard about Inoreader.com before :)
Are you referring to the Hitman (2016) controversy, or just in general?

Interesting! However, like others have noted - it really needs RSS. I don't have the time or inclination to check several dozens of websites regularly, that's the whole point of using a system like RSS so an automated tool can do it for me and I can then look at the articles I'm interested in when time allows.

So please add RSS!

I would second suggestions that the mod spotlights (and any other "get the most out of such-and-such game" news posts) be included.

Currently, I think the only "official" link to the blog is in this news post. (To be fair, I would guess they might be waiting to integrate blog links into the site at large until they've solidified its features and content a bit more.)
I would hope that soon they will have a link to it under "About" (or maybe "Community"?) in the nav bar, and also somewhere in the footer.

Absolutely need an RSS feed. A blog isn't really a blog without RSS

@GOG: It would be cool if you could fix the post dates. We all know that the oldest of those posts didn't just spring into existence on February 22, 2022, but it might cause confusion for people who're new to the site, as well as those who simply missed the posts when they were actually new. Alternatively, you could at least add a link to the original news post and/or to that post's comment thread (including a correct link to any such thread that was later archived in 2015(?), since the original news posts' links to their comment threads were not retroactively updated when the Great Archiving happened). For one thing, the blog is searchable, unlike the News section (which you can only effectively search via offsite tools like Google) or the forum (whose native search function is so broken, it's effectively in the same boat as the News section).

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I wonder if this is a sign that they're planning to can regular news posts entirely? Given the utter lack of effort evident in most release posts for the last while, it wouldn't surprise me. I do think it would be a shame, though.

None of the posts there currently appeal to me, although I like the idea. It looks like there are tags at the bottom of the posts but no tag index. I suggest devoting a significant portion of the main blog page to a tag index showing a variety of content (and, of course, also adding a varity of content... looks like almost all RPG stuff at the moment).

Also, floating text that covers the article is quite annoying. Similar to the game search but worse. The home and end keys exist, no need to cover up anything. Floating sidebars are also annoying but at least don't cover anything.

Their launcher is dead, it's actually being shut down today (May 11). Sunsetting the Bethesda.net Launcher & Migrating to Steam

Hey old man! You do realise that some of us millennials are in our 30s and 40s right? Might wanna direct those complaints toward our kids if you don't wanna date yourself. ;P (Also, declaring you have a yard isn't a very good way to hide your age either. Just sayin.)

Thanks for the tip.

Personally, I'm more interested in a GOG blog that covers developments on GOG itself, rather than editorial spreads on video games. I'd be interested to read about the work the team does with securing these older games and fixing them up and whatever else in-between. GOG is a product and it needs to start being marketed as such if it has any hope of thriving!

Please add in a "mod spotlight" section for the mod spotlights GOG have posted over the years. You could potentially also do a "tech tips" section, such as highlighting how to tweak emulation settings (or give a brief overview with links to DOSBox, ScummVM, etc. sites and more in-depth info on tweaking) and about fan patches that a lot of people might find useful.

Also stuff from the GOG Tumblr; it appears the interview with Harvester's Lee Jacobson isn't in the blog database. (Any reason to add in/archive Instagram pics too on the blog? Or not really?)

http://gogcom.tumblr.com/post/78954868646/harvester-interview (I can't view it because I don't have a Tumblr account);
from here: https://www.gog.com/forum/general_archive/gem_promo_harvester

I'll be honest, personally I rarely read stuff GOG posts, but if you think this is a worthwhile investment, very well! (not sure if "blog" is the right term, more like "article database" but that may sound too nerdy :P)

Write some description for the games that are published instead of a blog nobody wanted

The Gog Blog News Zin Video Games Magazine with Ascii art and codes to win and test a game with a Goger page : D Blog is a good start! Articles there already, saved from deletion. Another dimensions of this portal.