Have you thought about adding a weekly digest that groups the cards by theme so people can revisit topics like "Tang dynasty poetry" or "Renaissance art" in one place? It would help the knowledge stick instead of scrolling through old messages to find something interesting again.
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@bedriyey74513 First of all, thank you for the suggestion—it’s a great idea, and I will consider adding a feature to filter cards by category in the future. In the current version, you can tap the 🌱 icon at the bottom right of an image to save cards you like for easy viewing later.
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The cards feel like a tiny daily ritual, the kind of nudge that actually makes me curious about something outside my usual bubble. Love the banyan metaphor too, it sticks.
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@evvalmehmewsvh I’m so glad you like it. Yes, the original intention behind my design was to bring a touch of ritual to our daily lives—something that gives me a little sense of anticipation while waiting for the new cards to arrive.
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The banyan tree metaphor is a beautiful touch, and I love that they kept the design this minimal so the content itself gets all the attention. Three or four cards a day feels like just the right rhythm to actually read and absorb rather than scroll past.
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@dokgoz_sal40692 Thank you so much for liking it. If you encounter any issues while using it in the future, please leave a message to let me know. Thanks again.
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Love how you kept the card format to just 3-4 a day instead of flooding the feed, makes it feel like a little ritual rather than another notification spam. The "grow like a banyan" metaphor translates nicely into that restrained daily cadence. Solid execution.
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@aysun1793938 I'm glad you like it. I really like banyan trees; they can grow very thick and strong, with many branches, looking like a forest. I feel that humans are similar; we can have a wealth of experiences and perspectives.
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The cards feel carefully curated, not algorithm-chosen, and I noticed the art and humanities pieces actually made me pause and think instead of just scroll past. It’s a quiet little ritual I look forward to now.
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@dilara330707 Thank you for your appreciation; I truly feel seen and acknowledged. I put a great deal of heart into selecting the images and themes for these cards, and I am grateful that you recognized the effort I poured into them.
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Have you thought about adding a weekly digest that groups the cards by theme so people can revisit topics like "Tang dynasty poetry" or "Renaissance art" in one place? It would help the knowledge stick instead of scrolling through old messages to find something interesting again.
@bedriyey74513 First of all, thank you for the suggestion—it’s a great idea, and I will consider adding a feature to filter cards by category in the future. In the current version, you can tap the 🌱 icon at the bottom right of an image to save cards you like for easy viewing later.
The cards feel like a tiny daily ritual, the kind of nudge that actually makes me curious about something outside my usual bubble. Love the banyan metaphor too, it sticks.
@evvalmehmewsvh I’m so glad you like it. Yes, the original intention behind my design was to bring a touch of ritual to our daily lives—something that gives me a little sense of anticipation while waiting for the new cards to arrive.
The banyan tree metaphor is a beautiful touch, and I love that they kept the design this minimal so the content itself gets all the attention. Three or four cards a day feels like just the right rhythm to actually read and absorb rather than scroll past.
@dokgoz_sal40692 Thank you so much for liking it. If you encounter any issues while using it in the future, please leave a message to let me know. Thanks again.
Love how you kept the card format to just 3-4 a day instead of flooding the feed, makes it feel like a little ritual rather than another notification spam. The "grow like a banyan" metaphor translates nicely into that restrained daily cadence. Solid execution.
@aysun1793938 I'm glad you like it. I really like banyan trees; they can grow very thick and strong, with many branches, looking like a forest. I feel that humans are similar; we can have a wealth of experiences and perspectives.
The cards feel carefully curated, not algorithm-chosen, and I noticed the art and humanities pieces actually made me pause and think instead of just scroll past. It’s a quiet little ritual I look forward to now.
@dilara330707 Thank you for your appreciation; I truly feel seen and acknowledged. I put a great deal of heart into selecting the images and themes for these cards, and I am grateful that you recognized the effort I poured into them.