To allow more features on the site later and to make room for the new homepage, the blog will become one feature among others rather than the whole site, so I’ve decided to move the blog into the ./blog/ subdirectory soon. The 301 redirect status may last as long as a month; ordinary users need not worry — I’ll redirect you to the right place. After a while, requested URLs will be selectively redirected: URLs with WordPress characteristics will return 301 and redirect, while other URLs will return the new homepage.
To the Friendly Webmasters
Dear friendly webmaster, hello =============== I am the webmaster of www.neilren.com. I recently plan to move the blog from the [root directory] to the [www.neilren.com/blog] subdirectory. Directly accessing the root directory at that time will return a 301 status, and the redirect status may last as long as a month. Because a non-200 status is returned, detection tools such as webmaster panels may show anomalies — please be aware. =============== If you object to my site returning 301 and wish to remove the friendly link, please let me know. Thank you. If you agree with what I’m doing, please ignore this message; the move will be carried out shortly. =============== January 29, 2014