Ink is for sites where the post is the product. The masthead stays quiet, the column is narrow, and the typeface is a book serif — not because sans-serif is wrong for blogs, but because long-form reading rewards a page that doesn't compete with the prose.
The author box at the end of a post is intentional too: after a few thousand words, a face and a short bio are a better next step than another row of share buttons.
None of that requires a faithful Ghost Attila port. Ink borrows the mood — centered title, serif body, restrained chrome — and implements it as a Dune-native theme with the usual templates, search, and config panel.