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Thank you for making it your browser startpage, that's flattering! Regarding the previous discussions, for now I'd like to try having only the artwork and the discussion for the current day. It goes against what most content platforms are proposing today with all the unlimited feeds everywhere but I feel it's a good way for people to take the time to reflect on the artwork and get deeper conversations. All the previo…
You should have an archives page where we can see earlier paintings with closed comments.
Really refreshing, and I look forward to my daily fix. Thanks.
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Shoot. I tested it on Firefox, Chrome and Safari without any issue. I will check the logs
I'm not sure it's a browser issue, maybe a load issue? Could there be throttling on the backend API you're using to fetch the artwork?
Great idea, I just made this my browser startpage. What happens to the discussion from the day before? How do you plan to solve comment spam?
Thank you for making it your browser startpage, that's flattering! Regarding the previous discussions, for now I'd like to try having only the artwork and the discussion for the current day. It goes against what most content platforms are proposing today with all the unlimited feeds everywhere but I feel it's a good way for people to take the time to reflect on the artwork and get deeper conversations. All the previo…
I think this could be a fun and not so intimidating way to start to get more intentional in art appreciation. A couple minutes a day is a low enough investment that it would be easy to add to any schedule. I look forward to trying this when it's working.
This is more like "Artdiem".
But that's just my gut, I'd get used to it if I used it once per diem.