anchor.diff:  
   I have followed http://codethejason.github.io/blog/setupghpages/[these instructions], and variants for deploying to a personal or org page.
   
  -I have tested Netflify and Surge and am testing https://gohugo.io/tutorials/automated-deployments/[Wercker] and https://travis-ci.org/gringolalia/gringolalia[Travis]. 
  +I have tested Netflify and Surge and am testing https://gohugo.io/tutorials/automated-deployments/[Wercker] and https://travis-ci.org/gringolalia/gringolalia[Travis] and others. I am making a list. I am checking it twice. 
   
  -I have checked out a couple of https://github.com/spencerlyon2/hugo_gh_blog/blob/master/deploy.sh[deploy scripts], including http://heiber.im/post/switching-to-hugo/[this one] for deploying to personal or org pages rather than project pages.
  +I have checked out a couple of https://github.com/spencerlyon2/hugo_gh_blog/blob/master/deploy.sh[deploy scripts] as well, including http://heiber.im/post/switching-to-hugo/[this one] for deploying to personal or org pages rather than project pages.
   
   image::netlifyfailurescale.png[]
   
  
positive.code: 
  In the case of Netflify and http://harmonious-advertisement.surge.sh/[Surge], the deploy succeeds, but the theme is missing. Just raw HTML, though 	there are folders and files for CCS, JS and SASS.  
  
  When I build the site with `hugo --theme=ghostwriter` and upload it to my local Web server, same problem. I should not need to specify the stylesheet as it is in my `config.toml`
  
  Stylesheets and other elements of style are present in the deployed `public/` folder but the theme does not load. 
  
  image::surgetogringolalia.png[]
  
  A fellow sufferer suggests removing the `.git` folder from the `themes/ghostwriter` folder.
  
  
negative.code: = Hugo: No Go (Update)
  :hp-tags: front-end, github, hugo, static site generator, hosting, push, workflow, automation, themes, deployment
  
  My Hugo experience has been really frustrating. I guess https://discuss.gohugo.io/t/i-am-really-confused-as-to-how-to-deploy-hugo-with-github/3669/7[I am not the only one].
  
  >>You can skip the whining and scroll down to where Surge turns out to be a very satisfactory partial solution. --Editor
  
  With Hugo, I am able to build and serve locally all manner of remarkable sites with ease. It rocks. It rolls.
  
  