•	What do you like most about BookWyrm? Which features do you use most frequently?

Don’t use it because it looks dated, like a 1995 website as it’s well lacking an app that conforms to the OS’s UI/UX

•	Are there any features or interactions that you find frustrating or unintuitive?

It takes more than one click to add a book to my default list

•	What features do you think are missing or could be improved?

Adding books I’ve read with a single press

•	How do you feel about the interface (design, readability, navigation)?

Feels extremely dated

•	Do you mainly use BookWyrm on a mobile device or on a computer? And why?

**Mobile because it makes scanning barcodes easier. **

•	Do you also use other platforms (e.g., Goodreads, StoryGraph, LibraryThing)? If yes, what makes you prefer one over the other?

Goodreads, has an app, doesn’t feel dated, larger library of books.

happened to me this morning. purge your ublock filter cache and all is good

UTC for the win

no need to change the clocks for anything other than traveling to another time zone. it’s cool an all that you get another hour of sleep, but that’s for one day. switch the time forward of back causes more harm to people’s circadian rhythms than anything else. there’s seasons and there’s more darkness during winter. we lived without day lights before before the Great War and it was done away with after the war was over, but for some reason it stayed around after WWII. in my mind it just needlessly adds complications to the already complex way of life and we should be actively working that reduce that complexity.

I’d give Natsume’s Book of Friends a look. it’s a good middle ground between Pokémon and Demon Slayer. It focuses on japanese folk lore monsters and what nots. there’s no major violence or killing.

this is dope man. thanks for taking the time to make this.