The thelocalwiki.com family — the apex plus berlin.thelocalwiki.com ("Exploring Berlin") and sandiego.thelocalwiki.com ("San Diego Local Wiki") — are Google Blogger blogs on custom domains. There is no self-hosted serving stack: Google hosts them; operations are entirely content-side.
Content is drafted and published through the Blogger Agent Workflow: skills-based drafting (with brand-voice and SEO reference documents) and a Python SDK over the Blogger API with an OAuth refresh token. Weekly automated posts run via scheduled agent invocations.
Blogger serves static pages at /p/<name>.html and posts at dated paths. In the search-visibility query→page tables, entries like www.thelocalwiki.com/p/history-of-berlin.html are these Blogger static pages — the berlin-history content that also exists in expanded form in the wiki's berlin-history cluster. The two properties intentionally cover overlapping topics for different audiences; keep the wiki version the deeper one.
All three domains are tracked by the search-visibility exporter (Google + Bing). Historical signal: Berlin-history queries ("history of berlin", "berlin history") show consistent impressions — the strongest organic topic in the family.