The Positive Safe Space becomes the community corner

It used to be a banner and a list of topics. Now it's the community corner, a bit like Discord: channels on the left (the activity feed, the forum topics, the members, the rankings), and on the right the people active in the last 24 hours and the latest arrivals. On your phone, the channels become tabs at the top, which stay stuck as you scroll down. And the banner has been repainted.

The first channel shows what's happening on the site as it happens: who just signed up, who opened a topic, who replied, commented or reacted to a section. It updates on its own, no need to reload the page.

When you click a topic, it opens in the middle of the hub, with the channels next to it, instead of a page that had nothing to do with it anymore. The back button takes you back to the forum, not the activity feed. And to create a topic, a window opens, sliding up from the bottom of the screen on your phone.

When someone replies in a topic you created or replied in, a little red dot shows up on the menu button, everywhere on the site. In the menu, “Positive Safe Space” shows how many topics are unread, and in the forum they're in bold. Reply emails keep coming like before.

The top 10 readers are no longer on the web book's home: they're in the Rankings channel, with the most-loved sections and the roadmap ideas to vote on. On computer and phone alike, the list now scrolls sideways when space runs short.

Under the web book's cover, the “Keep reading or go to” carousel is gone, and so is the top 10. You go straight from the cover to the text. The stories, the tutorial, the tools, the Positive Safe Space and the coaching are still in the menu.

At the end of the sentence under the cover, a little headphone button reads you the cover in my voice: the big word on the image, “for real”, the speech bubble “This is so coooool!!!” with the tone that goes with it, then the sentence. It works even without an account.

If your profile is half empty, a little dot appears on your avatar at the top of the screen, and the same dot waits for you on the little pencil in your account menu, the one that opens your profile.

The hub and the home page now count every signed-up member, with the same number on both. The hub used to show a bit less.

The very light greys of the backgrounds and cards switch to a slate tone, slightly bluish, easier on the eyes.

The little note in the web book now just says the illustrations are made with ChatGPT, without naming a version that changes every three months.