Three posts on arthritis sit beside a piece on dental care, a run on repairing credit, and several on affiliate marketing, and none of them refers to any of the others. James Hunter published a general reference and made no attempt to disguise it.
Two posts break the pattern. One warns about a parasitic disease most readers will never have heard of and explains how it spreads, which is a genuinely odd thing to find here and probably the most valuable page on the site. The other argues that a strong marriage is achievable rather than lucky, and it reads as though somebody meant it.
There is also a post questioning whether a parenting magazine can really give you what you need, which is a sharper question than it first appears.
The rest is exactly what the titles promise, competently written and impersonal throughout.
Twenty two posts. Use the health and credit ones as reference, and read the disease warning and the marriage piece for the two moments somebody is present.