Such a serene idea; no "like" button, no "see more works like this one" ... not even an option to buy the image on a T-shirt :-) 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
It originally didn't load for me on Firefox. I turned my ad blocker off though and it loaded.
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#27Interesting idea! I lol'd at the name... Peerdiem sounds like crowdsourcing sharing company 'per diem' expenses... which I just don't see 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.
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#29That's an interesting app :) What motivated you to build peerdiem?
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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…
I appreciate the "just the current day" angle, but would gently remind about timezones. A 24-hour rotation isn't super friendly towards people who are online at the edges of that window. You might consider keeping a viewable archive of yesterday, just so one always has time to go back and see comments/replies.
For the read only archives, I can see from the comments on HN that it has been requested a couple of times but some people also seem to enjoy the "just the current day" angle as well so I'll have to decide on that.