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Version 0.27.0 · 09/17/2026, 15:30

More alive stories and conversations throughout the reading experience

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A new story about the most important lesson

The « The Most Important Lesson » card now opens a complete page. It explores the value we give to speech, words, images, sounds, and concepts, then tells how this reflection changed the way of looking at what is happening.

David suddenly understands something, with a mathematical formula above him and the title « The Most Important Lesson » at the bottom.

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The story unfolds step by step

New passages tell about the first years, the ideas about the people David hears, the importance of words and inner dialogue, and the difference between religious, conspiracy-based, and psychiatric interpretations. A small timeline places the beginning of this part in February 2022, and the paragraphs are separated to make the thread of the reflection clearer.

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An illustration accompanies the 2022 memory

A new image shows David in the story's setting, with a scene and a speech bubble that provide a visual reference for the passage about the first experiences described.

David standing near an open door in an illustrated living room, with a speech bubble coming from outside the frame.

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A new shower scene in Trauma.zizip

A new section tells about another time when David remembers living through an anxiety-inducing scene in the shower after being given « trauma.zizip ». It comes with a comic-style illustration whose unsettling speech bubble enters from the top of the frame.

David crying with his back turned in a bathroom, with an unsettling speech bubble coming from outside the frame at the upper right.

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React and comment on every section

Stories now offer positive reactions and comments directly at the level of each section. A button opens a choice of reactions, while a side panel gathers reactions, comments, and their counts without leaving the current page.

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Home sections are now participatory

Sections on the home page also have reactions and comments, using the same interface as stories. The cover remains an introductory image without interactions so its layout stays intact.

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React and comment on metacognitive tools

Every metacognitive tool can now receive reactions and comments tied to its own section. Conversations open in the same side panel used by stories and the home page.

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Reactions appear immediately

When someone chooses a reaction, their choice and the count update at once, then are confirmed by the server without a flash or intermediate visual reset. Reserved space for the count also keeps the buttons from moving when a section goes from zero reactions to one.

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One moderation system for community conversations

Section comments, new threads, and thread replies now follow the same moderation rules. This keeps validation consistent, including for short messages, hidden insults, and interpretations presented as certainties.

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Other domains are visible in the footer

The bottom of the footer now lists the other domains that can be used to access the site. The domain currently in use is removed automatically from the list.