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I want to like this, but there's something conflicting about "thoughtful content" and being forced to throw it away (or have your post become extremely long). If I put thought…

I want to like this, but there's something conflicting about "thoughtful content" and being forced to throw it away (or have your post become extremely long). If I put thought…

I do, as I like to bookmark stuff that I find interesting to share or look up again later. Having it disappear at a whim with the only hope being that it was archived such that I…

It's writing. A text file. Archive it yourself. Or do you mean archive it but leave it visible? That seems to not be the point of the website.

Looks terrible on my phone. Social happens mostly on phones.

Same, half the text is off screen.

I suggest making your website mobile-friendly. I can't read it from my smartphone. Congrats on shipping!

Seems completely broken on mobile?

Nice idea. The color for links seems to be the default in most browsers: blue for links and purple for visited links. These colors are extremely hard to read against the site's…

Specifically, the site seems to follow the system's preference for light mode or dark mode. The link style against the dark mode background is very difficult to read.

Aha! I was wondered why people were commenting how the default link colour - which has been in existence for what, 30 years now? has suddenly become unreadable. It's dark mode!…

A post is not supposed to mutate. Supposed you have a post I liked and replied then you changed it completely; my reply would be totally out of context.

Do comments get cleared when you edit? Otherwise the connect context gets lost, right?

I suggest making your website mobile-friendly. I can't read it from my smartphone. Congrats on shipping!

Looks terrible on my phone. Social happens mostly on phones.

Nice idea. The color for links seems to be the default in most browsers: blue for links and purple for visited links. These colors are extremely hard to read against the site's…

Specifically, the site seems to follow the system's preference for light mode or dark mode. The link style against the dark mode background is very difficult to read.

> That adds a taste of FOMO... If your aim is to avoid the dopamine, I think encoraging FOMO is a bit self-defeating. Perhaps limiting posts to daily, weekly, or monthly might…

This is a really interesting idea to me. I've considered a site where you can only post once per day or per week, something like that - but this seems like a better approach. One…

If the site has some git repo backing, it can remember the past.

I want to like this, but there's something conflicting about "thoughtful content" and being forced to throw it away (or have your post become extremely long). If I put thought…

Great project! Is it open source?

Does the like count reset when you update? Seems like that could be a little dangerous if it doesn't.

Isn't this (basically) what geocities was? A single "post" (webpage) that you can edit? Users were able to browse and search for other geocities pages.

And it lives on in design at least through NeoCities [1] [1] - https://neocities.org/

Made me think fondly of the days I would update my .plan https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finger_(protocol)

Remember when this was called .plan? Pepperidge Farm remembers.

See also /now pages[0] (a federated version of your gist points 1 and 2, i.e. creating and updating a post about what you are doing now)? [0] https://nownownow.com/about

I am building something similar (https://20-things.com) where the idea is to have the frontpage only display 20 things. No paging, no endless scrolling. Good luck with your…