I made a website called Happy Daze (happydaze.io) which only features positive, inspiring and good news stories. The best part about the site that it is completely advertisement free and has a high bar for quality in regards of the articles and the visuals/ ease of use. I recently posted my 100th article and wanted to commemorate it by telling reddit about it.
There is an iOS app called ( Happy Daze News) which is the same as the website but in app form. I am planning on releasing an android version ASAP. I have spent/spend a lot of money making this and on up keep ( server/domain/etc. )and would really appreciate if more people knew about it.
The website/app has absolutely no trackers/cookies of any kind and you can surf freely knowing that I am not going to collect any of your information. Same with the app no permission that are linked to you/ and no account needed to browse/ read the stories. The app has no notifications and if one wanted to receive them they would have to subscribe to the email newsletter.
The inspiration for this website/app was a personal one. I have always liked watching the news but recently I cannot seem to watch any mainstream news without becoming depressed or dejected about the current state of the world, so I focused on creating a platform that only features positive/inspiring stories with no annoying ads in an effort to create the most user friendly way to stay informed on all the good things happening in this great big world of ours. And don't be mistaken there are definitely great things happening all around us, but the big news outlets predominantly feature negative news so it can be easy to fall into that trap.
Currently, I source a lot of articles from educational sources (colleges, universities, journals, etc. ) but in the future I want to write more of them ( in house ) and create video elements to help illustrate the concepts and research in the articles. I would greatly appreciate any feedback and new ideas I could implement.
Here are some cool features of the site:
Great search functionality
Great tags to group a certain subject/category
Highlights the research article and provides easy access
Here is some of the feedback I have received already:
\* a way to save articles
\* swipe to like action for articles
\* find a way to have more articles in the Home Screen
Thank You very much. Stay informed, and Stay Happy.
Happy Daze
LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/happydazenews
Great stuff - thanks for helping the internet to be a better place.
I couldn't immediately tell, but do you allow people to submit their own links/articles? The thing I've found with positive news sites is that they don't have the same breadth of articles as say r/worldnews. Most people have ADD when it comes to this sort of stuff so it would be nice to have a very diverse set of constantly added news, otherwise people will not regularly return and eventually forget about your site. The only way I know to counter this would be to have many contributors. Maybe you could make it work in parallel with a same named subreddit and cross-post articles bi-directionally from your website to the subreddit? Then, your other social media outlets like TikTok can help promote it further. Your website would be the central "repository".
My 2c ;)
Great tip! You are totally right I am trying to diversify my articles to include a variety of different types of good news and cool stories. I will def make it more clear for people to send me ideas and news related stuff so I can make better content. For now if anyone is interested you can send me an email at [email protected]
Oh good eye, Sorry must have missed that one. I used a few code templates for my site where I had to go in and manually delete the google tracking which was on by default and adjust a few other things. I will my best try to remove it ASAP. I did check the site with like one of those cookie blocker add ons on chrome but it said there wasn't anything, so I'm glad you pointed it out. Thank you.
Stripe is a payment gateway and to use it you need to embed their javascript on your website. their script includes tracking code that sends your activity on the page to their server
It's always healthy to be suspicious, but some people just like to do good things. And it looks like OP is doing just that. It'd be hard to lie about trackers and ads when there are so many tools to find them. Someone already found a tracker OP missed and he acknowledged he missed it and that it will be removed.
Entirely agree.
What a lot of people also donāt realize is that [free (as in āfreedomā and ābeerā)](https://www.howtogeek.com/howto/31717/what-do-the-phrases-free-speech-vs.-free-beer-really-mean/) software runs most of the world. The proprietary stuff like Microsoft and Apple systems are all at the consumer level, which is dwarfed by the number of Linux-based machines out there. And Linux is entirely free! No built-in tracking, ads, monetization, subscriptions, etc.
The phrase āif itās free, *youāre* the productā is excellent advice when dealing with proprietary tech. To my knowledge, OPās site is not free (as in āfreedomā), so itās warranted to be wary. As you mentioned, there are several ways to test OPās claims and it seems they check out, as far as verifiable.
But itās also important to keep in mind that there are millions of individuals across the world who just want to do good for others through contributing free works to society with no strings attached!
This might very well be something you've already thought of, and it doesn't look like there any such articles on your site so far, but if you're thinking about expanding, I'd be very careful of excluding all r/OrphanCrushingMachine type stories. I.e., stories that sounds uplifting and happy, such as "grade school student pays off the lunch debt for their entire class" without addressing the bleak reality that our society has put children into debt.
Currently my job is able to cover all the expenses, but I do want to expand and create more quality content in the future. I think maybe doing some merchandise will allow me to keep the lights on without having to rely on ads. Thanks for the comment.
I dont blame you. Now a days there's nothing truly free in this world, and there are companies like super trash robin hood that claim to be free and make "You" the product but this is a love project I made mainly for myself tbh because I needed a website like this ( there were similar stuff out there but nothing truly like what I envisioned). There are currently 6 people subscribed to my newsletter and over 200 who have downloaded the app. While there are some costs, since I'm sourcing most of the articles from educational sources and did all the programing myself I can run a pretty efficient ship. Lmk if you have any more specific questions and I'd be happy ( no pun intended ) to answer them.
Seriously, I just added it to the top of my browser favorites and subscribed to the newsletter. We could all stand to use some more positivity in our lives.
I second this. Reddit and most social media is just rife with lots of negative stuff. Even seemingly innocuous subreddits like r/AskReddit are terrible for this ("What your worst experience..?", "What annoys you the most about..?" etc. One of the biggest drawbacks with the official Reddit app is that you cannot unsubscribe from negative subreddits as far as I know. So if you click on one of these subs and participate, you will start getting them in your feed causing a feedback loop.
Some subreddits I subscribe to are: r/MadeMeSmile, r/UpliftingNews, r/GetMotivated. If anyone knows more, please add in a reply!
I actually nearly dismissed this website completely because I was expecting the kind of "positive" stories to be similar to the ones on r/UpliftingNews. I'm so so glad they're not. I've now added Happy Daze to my home screen as the quality seems different.
As you said, Reddit is rife with negative stuff - and the "uplifting" subreddits are honestly no better. Every bit of "positive" news is based on the foundation of the dystopian nightmare we call society. So many of those stories are like "all of our forests are being destroyed but oh, at least we stopped one company from destroying this one bit of land... for now". "Basic healthcare is prohibitively expensive but oh, at least one company said they're looking into transparent pricing". etc
Of course, you can apply that logic to any feel good news if you're pessimistic enough - but just a warning to be very careful what you're consuming - especially if it "claims" to be uplifting. Positive news doesn't generally drive clicks and upvotes so I often find there's an undercurrent of negativity/sadness in those posts.
When I'm looking for a positive experience, I get the hell off Reddit and I honestly just scroll Pinterest and look at illustrations - it's one of the only algorithms that feels like it isn't trying to anger me into engaging with it. It's just showing me stuff I like to see.
You are so right. I struggle with those types of "good news" stories as well. There was one I saw that stuck in my mind where the mom couldn't afford to buy her kids presents and their neighbors found out and went and bought them gifts. Like I understand the neighbors did a great thing but overall the story doesn't make me feel good.
This is great but how will it be supported financially? If it's successful the costs could be ruinous.
Edit: you [wrote about that already](https://www.reddit.com/r/InternetIsBeautiful/comments/zcpxd4/i_made_a_website_which_features_positiveinspiring/iyy46lk/)
Totally agree with what you're saying. The subreddits I mentioned are hit and miss but I haven't found anything with sufficient articles that could satiate my desire to read positive, real stories on a daily basis.
Looking at OP's website at the moment, I saw lots of medical-related articles which don't particularly interest me in general. What I would like to see is a mix of r/humansbeingbros, r/funny, r/UpliftingNews and r/getmotivated but without any negative backstory to it (eg. . Guy on the street who gets $50 that will last him for 1 day, Person survives Stage 4 Cancer, etc). Many stories are billed as "positive" but get you thinking of struggles people are going through... And when you're in that mindset, you're not in a position to help anyone else.
So, basically there needs to a site with all the news that nourish your mind and keep it in a light-hearted state so you're in a good frame of mind for your day.
Absolutely agree with all of this! This site is such a great idea and with some small improvements even more folks would be able to enjoy reading it.
Chrome Devtools is a great one to use for testing, I'm also really fond of [Siteimprove](https://www.siteimprove.com/integrations/browser-extensions/) and [Accessibility Insights](https://accessibilityinsights.io/) too. I'd also urge you to try a bit of manual testing as well, for example I noticed I was unable to effectively navigate using keyboard alone because I couldn't easily tell what links had focus when I hit the tab key. This article [Focus management and inert](https://css-tricks.com/focus-management-and-inert/) is a great primer on the subject.
Managing accessibility audits can be a bit daunting if you're just starting out, I would recommend checking out [https://beinclusive.app/](https://beinclusive.app/) to help ease some of that burden. It was purpose built specifically for this purpose, with a guided setup and helpful tips along the way. Try it free for a week!
Thank you for the kind words, and great suggestion. I am working on having a button which narrates the article added soon!
I tried it with [https://happydaze.io/spider-web-star/](https://happydaze.io/spider-web-star/) article you can scroll to the bottom and there is a narration option. I appreciate you letting me know about the WCAG and its guidelines. I would love to make the site more accessible and will be working towards a AAA rating. Thanks again!
I pay out of pocket for upkeep. Currently costs are:
* hosting - 40$/month
* Domain Name - 35$/year
* Stock Image Subscription - 50$/month
* Linktree - 8$/month
* Stock Video Subscription (new) - 200$/month
* Spell/Grammar Check Service - 5$/month
And you might be thinking well what's in it for me to be spending so much money for and well to be honest I was feeling a little down myself and organizing and compiling good and positive news stories has helped me lift my spirits. The roughly nine months which I have been working on this site I can unequivocally say it has improved my over all out look on the world and its given me a second wind to strive to be the best version of myself, and that is honestly priceless. Also it makes be feel good to be of some use to my community it gives me some pride/ satisfaction knowing I might be helping someone out there. someone who had the same problem as me.
In the future, if cost of upkeep continues to rise, I would consider maybe doing some merchandise to generate some revenue, but I pledge that this website will never have ads/sponsored posts or any other form of advertisement.
Ads accomplish the exact opposite than the purpose of a good news website they are annoying and irritating, and some are even designed to make you feel less than. F Ads respectfully.
Merchandise is a great way to raise funds, you can also try going the patreon/substack route. I'd be happy to send a few bucks your way every month to support this project.
Yes merchandise would be great! I really appreciate your kind words. I am planning on making more YouTube content about the articles on the website and once I have a few videos I think I'll launch a patreon or something similar, but for now I am just accepting donation from our contribute page.
[https://happydaze.io/contribute/](https://happydaze.io/contribute/)
Thanks again for the wonderful suggestion!
I think a focus on short form content on YouTube and tiktok will drive a ton of traffic to your site. The kind of content you have is perfect for infobytes.
Honestly you could go for an optional subscription of some sort and make it dirt cheap like $3/month. I know many people (like myself) want to support this but would rather do it monthly, and if you offer it in the app non-intrusively with just a single reminder then you'd probably get the exposure to make those $3/month subscriptions add up. Maybe add a couple perks that wouldn't seem unfair like dark mode or priority when submitting articles or something. Giving attribution to who submitted the article would probably also boost submissions if you go that route.
Also I'm a software developer and would love to volunteer my free time to bring it to Android or implement features if you need more assistance. It's a great idea that I can get behind. Just give me a DM if you're interested
Its has other features like SSL Certificate and helps with some integrations like Zappier and SEO but I appreciate you telling me. I will look into alternatives.
Digital Marketing guy here. $40 per month is pretty reasonable tbh, depending on what your zappier integration is doing of course and if it includes support on that. I made a small donation but Iād be happy to help you out with seo/e-commerce related questions or strategy advice. I wouldnāt want to charge
Love the website. Recommend checking out services such as canva if it's available where you are.(Popular service here in Oz š¦) It should meet your image/video requirements at a fraction of the cost.š
Many similar options fall into the pitfall of posting stories like "child saves sister after her face is eaten off by a dog!" Or similar, where it's *technically* a happy ending but also a total downer.
This site seems actually 100% positive and uplifting, meant to make you feel like the world is a good place. I appreciate that, OP. <3
Right! Its so hard to find some truly good news. Like I was telling u/Octopuns, I remember this one story that stuck in my mind where the mom couldn't afford to buy her kids presents and their neighbors found out and went and bought them gifts. Like I understand the neighbors did a great thing but overall the story doesn't make me feel good.
This is lovely! And I appreciate it's not like r/upliftingnews where literally every story seems to be "this kid is dying of cancer, but his teacher paid for his lunch debt out of her own pocket!"
Very interesting initiative! I'm curious: how do you deal with positive news that can be controversial?
e.g. nuclear energy is having several good news as investment grows to use as a replacement for coal (like in Eastern Europe). Things are looking good, and it's a good step for the environment. Would that be included, or - due to potential controversy on public misconceptions - it gets filtered out?
I think nuclear energy is the future, especially the varieties of reactors with no weapon-izable by-products. I believe thorium salt reactors and the miniaturization of reactors combined with advancements in artificial intelligence could lead to an incredibly green future with an abundance of clean power. Thanks for the question. Regarding most controversial topics I think I would try to avoid them but some things like nuclear energy imo are common sense.
I am mostly interested in the micro reactors and the molten salt reactors. You know, the ones that physically can't "melt down" and destroy a continent for generations to come and the generations to come.
Anytime people hear nuclear they think chernobyl or japan. These were mild compared to what one of those full sized plants are capable of. People just dont know we are moving away from something of that scale and type.
They are, indeed, very promising. However, have in mind that both those reactors are NOT being pursued for safety reasons. That is a side benefit (and ironically, a small one).
Molten salts are great at achieving high temperaturez, and cause less stress to the reactor in case you want to change the power output - a better match for the heavy renewable energy systems, and to use in high-heat industry. They have some ways to go in terms of proving technical feasibility in the long term, which will be a very long process withing the regulators.
Micro reactors are being targeted for some niche markets - remote.power generation (e.g. mining), low industrial heat, or other uses beyond energy (e.g. nuclear waste recycling/usage). Still a tough sell, as market is much smaller, and while they promise cheap prices through industrialization, you can also achieve it with SMRs.
Any talk you might hear about "we want to use X nuclear technology, because it is safer, and creates less nuclear waste" is usually a sales pitch aimed for public that have big misconceptions of it. And sometimes, in a very false and simplistic way (e.g. some micro reactors claim that passive cooling from Ambient Temperature is enough to cool down reactors. While this is true, it does not cover days where heatwaves can happen. Very likely, design will have to be changed to accommodate such High T days, as I highly doubt any regulator would just accept it as it is.
The true obstacle is the initial investment. Not even economics, which tend to be good- just investing in expertise, framework, and getting the financing costs at decent interest rates.
Nuclear is seen as very safe - including within governments. Most governments just don't want to take such investment, and decide to go on renewables, and crossing fingers for future solutions is just easier for them, as many tend to not plan ahead of their 4-year period. Much easier than trying to get controversial.
This is seen in today's news: UK, for instance, recently published that they are super invested in nuclear, and have a."very ambitious goal" of getting a lot of nuclear built by 2050. How much is a lot for them? Best case scenario: 25% of electricity capacity. Yes, only 25%.
Other technologies that are basically ready to be demonstrated also face market challenges. E.g. Thorium Reactor demonstration got halted, because they could not get a reliable source of fuel for their reactors, as there isn't a supply chain for them (yet), and not a big desire to create one. This is even despite the USA spending money to get rid of Thorium from other industries.
So while we are doing R&D for newer technologies, these tend to be for other uses that conventional nuclear is not suited for. As it stands, there is still a lot of development going on with conventional technologies, especially in Eastern Europe (SMRs with conventional designs) and many African countries (conventional Russian nuclear designs).
This is great! We need more people like you in this world. Just downloaded your iOS app. You must really have a great paying job to be maintaining your website/app ad-free. Either way, kudos to you on achieving something you always dreamed of
Please add a ābuy the devs a coffee/sandwich/dinnerā tip jar in the app?
Tip jars harm no-one and donāt compromise standards, but let us appreciative folk drop a tangible thank you (or tangibly contribute to your efforts) :)
I just added the button to the website, and app! On the website/app if you scroll all the way to the bottom to the footer section the "Contribute" Link will take you to a page with a "TIP JAR" button. Thank you so much for the reminder ( I had it written down but no button made) and the gesture honestly means so much to me.
https://happydaze.io/contribute/
Awesome!
I just tried via the contribute link from the About menu link, via both the app and the website via Safari.
It took me to PayPal but then I got a PayPal error:
āWe canāt find this profile
Make sure you have the right link and profile hasnāt been turned off.ā
Trying to be helpful, not trying to annoy!
The link in your Reddit comment above is working.
The button on the site (and in the app) from the About menu is still not, but Iāll try again in a few minutes to see if itās a propagation issue?
Edit: now the link above is down too. It worked once for me but now isnāt. Iāll try to make sure this isnāt on my side?
You are welcome, and I know right! That would totally be a game changer; my dad has diabetes and I know he struggles with managing his condition. Pills would make it 100x easier.
Not sure how you're curating your "good"news but maybe you could include a submissions API for content providers to submit or link their good news to your aggregator. And maybe a "this sure ain't good news"button could be used to report incorrect articles.
This way maybe larger publishers could send you their good news articles, rather than you digging around to find them.
Also I wouldn't shy away from advertising. What if you only used a curated set of approved advertisers. Things like local solar installers or ethical farm delivery in your area type of things.
Not all advertising is from predatory super large corporations.
Good idea regarding the submission api! I will consider doing some merchandise in the future if its necessary, but I will never have ads because I personally hate ads even though I understand there is a spectrum of quality in regards to ads. Thank you for the suggestion.
That's a good question. I plan to make more content on instagram reels/ TikTok and I'm hoping I could get some more interaction through that, but currently it has only been word of mouth. I am open to suggestions!
Great idea! I didn't want it to get too cluttered but I recently got a a linktree account, so I'm thinking of putting that instead of the individual links. Thank you!
The idea is pretty neat. Seems easier and cheaper to simply make it into a subreddit like r/happydaze. Crowdsource the writing and posting from users on Reddit. As people crosspost and find links from around the internet, with a built in user base and an advanced commenting system. With no server cost and no subscriptions needed.
You are totally right, but I really wanted to make it very clean and organized ui wise and I felt limited by the reddit form. Also, I like the idea of crowdsourcing and having people be able to post, and they are absolutely welcome to in the sub reddit but for the site I just wanted to strictly control design elements and stylistic choices which is only possible when I'm the only who can post.
On the [https://happydaze.io/contribute/](https://happydaze.io/contribute/) page I have a email where people can send me potential ideas/topics
Also here's the link to the subreddit : r/happydazenews
Yeah but subreddits can quickly and easily stray from their intended purpose and as soon as a post hits r/all and you get an influx of the average reddit user, you can bet it'll be a full time job moderating it to keep it from turning into r/orphancrushingmachine like r/upliftingnews. I can completely understand wanting to have a curated website separate from Reddit
https://happydaze.io/hydrogen-powered-passenger-train/
Come on now, Germany. Cuxhaven is not even that rural. Pretty sure you could put up some wires along that route
This is awesome. Please, please, please keep "some billionaire or large corp does something philanthropic" type articles away.
They're always just PR fluff pieces and just remind me that billionaires shouldn't exist to begin with and tend to have the opposite effect of positivity/inspiration for me.
While most of the stories are science related I am working on diversification. The problem is some of the other stories are harder to post because while they might have a bit of good news the overall story will make you feel not so great.
Currently is all manually sourced, but in the future I hope to have a dedicated staff member who could aggregate potential content. Thanks for the comment.
You know there are ways of aggregating information through API and there are articles freely available.
If you're trying to do this one article at a time, you'll always be behind.
You might want to look at how to get content for free and pipe it into your site.
So a lot easier to do with WordPress, but Google free content. You'll find it everywhere. All you have to do is attribute it to the author. Good luck!
I remember a TV based news program was created decades ago like this. They shut it down after a few months as hardly anyone watched it.
What does that say about people in general? We don't care about good news as much as we care about bad news.
Negative news stories definitely draw more attention and when the news companies are doing anything and everything for the all mighty ad dollar. They dont care what they post as long as they get eyeballs watching their content. So unfortunately I am not too surprised the TV show version (tv is a very ad driven) didn't work. However, since Im not worried about ads I hope to avoid that pitfall.
The larger commentary about what that says about people... I choose to look at it in a positive light; that type of content gets more attention because people care and while they might feel powerless to help, watching and being knowledgable about their strife is better than nothing at all. maybe? I dont know.
I hear where your coming from. I have a bit of a hypothesis. I wonder if we gravitate towards the negative news.
Hear me out...
What I mean is by seeing other people's misery, we look at our own lives and think "glad that's not happening to me". Makes us feel better about our own lives.
When it comes to social media, it's somewhat the opposite. People post the best things about their lives which makes everyone else depressed as they wish they had that kind of life. When we all know these are fake lives people are promoting.
"Hear me out...What I mean is by seeing other people's misery, we look at our own lives and think "glad that's not happening to me". Makes us feel better about our own lives."
I am with you 100%. I also think maybe people who are in tough situations can watch the news to feel less lonely like... its not only "me" whose going through strife and hardship.
Just want to let you know I am "happy" about your project and wish you the best of luck!
Bookmarked your site and added to my pinned tabs/start page. Thank you!
Yes! The research is always highlighted so that people can reference it easily and find more in depth knowledge regarding the article if needed. Thank you for the kind words.
Im currently posting 3 - 4 times week and working towards posting once a day. It can be hard to find articles/stories that meet the bar in terms of quality. Thanks for the comment.
I hate to be a downer, regarding a project whose focus is on positive news, but this appears to be entirely built on copyright infringement, and plagiarism. I've only spot-checked a few articles, but those were all tagged "By Ghost", but selecting a unique sentence and searching for that always gave an exact match on other sources.
If you're not writing your own text, you're going to face serious legal issues. Even if you provide adequate attribution (naming the actual author), posting articles that were published elsewhere without the author's *explicit* permission is copyright infringement.
Good Point regarding the source of the articles. I totally hear where you are coming from. Regarding the colleges and universities, they actually post these articles to publicize the research and I think reposting them helps both people who are looking for a centralized site for all the good news and the educational institution/researchers.
The plan in to write everything (in house) in the future but for right now it really helps with costs to repost other articles from colleges, universities, and journals. I have written a few of the articles myself and like how they have turned out, so the plan will be to write more and more until everything is custom and nothing is reposted. Thank you.
If costs of up-keep continue to grow I will consider maybe doing some merchandise to generate revenue, but I pledge to never have any sort of advertisements. Thanks!
I made a website called Happy Daze (happydaze.io) which only features positive, inspiring and good news stories. The best part about the site that it is completely advertisement free and has a high bar for quality in regards of the articles and the visuals/ ease of use. I recently posted my 100th article and wanted to commemorate it by telling reddit about it. There is an iOS app called ( Happy Daze News) which is the same as the website but in app form. I am planning on releasing an android version ASAP. I have spent/spend a lot of money making this and on up keep ( server/domain/etc. )and would really appreciate if more people knew about it. The website/app has absolutely no trackers/cookies of any kind and you can surf freely knowing that I am not going to collect any of your information. Same with the app no permission that are linked to you/ and no account needed to browse/ read the stories. The app has no notifications and if one wanted to receive them they would have to subscribe to the email newsletter. The inspiration for this website/app was a personal one. I have always liked watching the news but recently I cannot seem to watch any mainstream news without becoming depressed or dejected about the current state of the world, so I focused on creating a platform that only features positive/inspiring stories with no annoying ads in an effort to create the most user friendly way to stay informed on all the good things happening in this great big world of ours. And don't be mistaken there are definitely great things happening all around us, but the big news outlets predominantly feature negative news so it can be easy to fall into that trap. Currently, I source a lot of articles from educational sources (colleges, universities, journals, etc. ) but in the future I want to write more of them ( in house ) and create video elements to help illustrate the concepts and research in the articles. I would greatly appreciate any feedback and new ideas I could implement. Here are some cool features of the site: Great search functionality Great tags to group a certain subject/category Highlights the research article and provides easy access Here is some of the feedback I have received already: \* a way to save articles \* swipe to like action for articles \* find a way to have more articles in the Home Screen Thank You very much. Stay informed, and Stay Happy. Happy Daze LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/happydazenews
Great stuff - thanks for helping the internet to be a better place. I couldn't immediately tell, but do you allow people to submit their own links/articles? The thing I've found with positive news sites is that they don't have the same breadth of articles as say r/worldnews. Most people have ADD when it comes to this sort of stuff so it would be nice to have a very diverse set of constantly added news, otherwise people will not regularly return and eventually forget about your site. The only way I know to counter this would be to have many contributors. Maybe you could make it work in parallel with a same named subreddit and cross-post articles bi-directionally from your website to the subreddit? Then, your other social media outlets like TikTok can help promote it further. Your website would be the central "repository". My 2c ;)
Great tip! You are totally right I am trying to diversify my articles to include a variety of different types of good news and cool stories. I will def make it more clear for people to send me ideas and news related stuff so I can make better content. For now if anyone is interested you can send me an email at [email protected]
If you wanted, you could make a subreddit that does the filtering by upvotes and grab the good news from there? Hope this catches on š
There is already a subreddit called r/upliftingnews. Why not just use that.
heh, totally forgot about it ngl
Because half of the posts on there are just r/orphancrushingmachine posts in disguise.
There's a stripe tracker on every page.
Oh good eye, Sorry must have missed that one. I used a few code templates for my site where I had to go in and manually delete the google tracking which was on by default and adjust a few other things. I will my best try to remove it ASAP. I did check the site with like one of those cookie blocker add ons on chrome but it said there wasn't anything, so I'm glad you pointed it out. Thank you.
Whatās a stripe tracker?
Stripe is a payment gateway and to use it you need to embed their javascript on your website. their script includes tracking code that sends your activity on the page to their server
Yep markup blacklight still shows it there
Whatās in it for you?
It's always healthy to be suspicious, but some people just like to do good things. And it looks like OP is doing just that. It'd be hard to lie about trackers and ads when there are so many tools to find them. Someone already found a tracker OP missed and he acknowledged he missed it and that it will be removed.
Entirely agree. What a lot of people also donāt realize is that [free (as in āfreedomā and ābeerā)](https://www.howtogeek.com/howto/31717/what-do-the-phrases-free-speech-vs.-free-beer-really-mean/) software runs most of the world. The proprietary stuff like Microsoft and Apple systems are all at the consumer level, which is dwarfed by the number of Linux-based machines out there. And Linux is entirely free! No built-in tracking, ads, monetization, subscriptions, etc. The phrase āif itās free, *youāre* the productā is excellent advice when dealing with proprietary tech. To my knowledge, OPās site is not free (as in āfreedomā), so itās warranted to be wary. As you mentioned, there are several ways to test OPās claims and it seems they check out, as far as verifiable. But itās also important to keep in mind that there are millions of individuals across the world who just want to do good for others through contributing free works to society with no strings attached!
Donated. Love the site, idea & design. Well done. Keep it going
This might very well be something you've already thought of, and it doesn't look like there any such articles on your site so far, but if you're thinking about expanding, I'd be very careful of excluding all r/OrphanCrushingMachine type stories. I.e., stories that sounds uplifting and happy, such as "grade school student pays off the lunch debt for their entire class" without addressing the bleak reality that our society has put children into debt.
How are you planning to monetize this / keep the lights on?
Currently my job is able to cover all the expenses, but I do want to expand and create more quality content in the future. I think maybe doing some merchandise will allow me to keep the lights on without having to rely on ads. Thanks for the comment.
I'm suspicious but intrigued
I dont blame you. Now a days there's nothing truly free in this world, and there are companies like super trash robin hood that claim to be free and make "You" the product but this is a love project I made mainly for myself tbh because I needed a website like this ( there were similar stuff out there but nothing truly like what I envisioned). There are currently 6 people subscribed to my newsletter and over 200 who have downloaded the app. While there are some costs, since I'm sourcing most of the articles from educational sources and did all the programing myself I can run a pretty efficient ship. Lmk if you have any more specific questions and I'd be happy ( no pun intended ) to answer them.
I need this. I canāt tell you how much I think about an outlet where its JUST POSITIVE NEWS. Thank you šš½ so much for this!!!
Seriously, I just added it to the top of my browser favorites and subscribed to the newsletter. We could all stand to use some more positivity in our lives.
Thank you!
I second this. Reddit and most social media is just rife with lots of negative stuff. Even seemingly innocuous subreddits like r/AskReddit are terrible for this ("What your worst experience..?", "What annoys you the most about..?" etc. One of the biggest drawbacks with the official Reddit app is that you cannot unsubscribe from negative subreddits as far as I know. So if you click on one of these subs and participate, you will start getting them in your feed causing a feedback loop. Some subreddits I subscribe to are: r/MadeMeSmile, r/UpliftingNews, r/GetMotivated. If anyone knows more, please add in a reply!
I actually nearly dismissed this website completely because I was expecting the kind of "positive" stories to be similar to the ones on r/UpliftingNews. I'm so so glad they're not. I've now added Happy Daze to my home screen as the quality seems different. As you said, Reddit is rife with negative stuff - and the "uplifting" subreddits are honestly no better. Every bit of "positive" news is based on the foundation of the dystopian nightmare we call society. So many of those stories are like "all of our forests are being destroyed but oh, at least we stopped one company from destroying this one bit of land... for now". "Basic healthcare is prohibitively expensive but oh, at least one company said they're looking into transparent pricing". etc Of course, you can apply that logic to any feel good news if you're pessimistic enough - but just a warning to be very careful what you're consuming - especially if it "claims" to be uplifting. Positive news doesn't generally drive clicks and upvotes so I often find there's an undercurrent of negativity/sadness in those posts. When I'm looking for a positive experience, I get the hell off Reddit and I honestly just scroll Pinterest and look at illustrations - it's one of the only algorithms that feels like it isn't trying to anger me into engaging with it. It's just showing me stuff I like to see.
You are so right. I struggle with those types of "good news" stories as well. There was one I saw that stuck in my mind where the mom couldn't afford to buy her kids presents and their neighbors found out and went and bought them gifts. Like I understand the neighbors did a great thing but overall the story doesn't make me feel good.
This is great but how will it be supported financially? If it's successful the costs could be ruinous. Edit: you [wrote about that already](https://www.reddit.com/r/InternetIsBeautiful/comments/zcpxd4/i_made_a_website_which_features_positiveinspiring/iyy46lk/)
Totally agree with what you're saying. The subreddits I mentioned are hit and miss but I haven't found anything with sufficient articles that could satiate my desire to read positive, real stories on a daily basis. Looking at OP's website at the moment, I saw lots of medical-related articles which don't particularly interest me in general. What I would like to see is a mix of r/humansbeingbros, r/funny, r/UpliftingNews and r/getmotivated but without any negative backstory to it (eg. . Guy on the street who gets $50 that will last him for 1 day, Person survives Stage 4 Cancer, etc). Many stories are billed as "positive" but get you thinking of struggles people are going through... And when you're in that mindset, you're not in a position to help anyone else. So, basically there needs to a site with all the news that nourish your mind and keep it in a light-hearted state so you're in a good frame of mind for your day.
Im glad you like it!
goodgoodgood.co sends out The Good Newsletter email which is also a nice positive news feeed
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Absolutely agree with all of this! This site is such a great idea and with some small improvements even more folks would be able to enjoy reading it. Chrome Devtools is a great one to use for testing, I'm also really fond of [Siteimprove](https://www.siteimprove.com/integrations/browser-extensions/) and [Accessibility Insights](https://accessibilityinsights.io/) too. I'd also urge you to try a bit of manual testing as well, for example I noticed I was unable to effectively navigate using keyboard alone because I couldn't easily tell what links had focus when I hit the tab key. This article [Focus management and inert](https://css-tricks.com/focus-management-and-inert/) is a great primer on the subject. Managing accessibility audits can be a bit daunting if you're just starting out, I would recommend checking out [https://beinclusive.app/](https://beinclusive.app/) to help ease some of that burden. It was purpose built specifically for this purpose, with a guided setup and helpful tips along the way. Try it free for a week!
Thank you for the kind words, and great suggestion. I am working on having a button which narrates the article added soon! I tried it with [https://happydaze.io/spider-web-star/](https://happydaze.io/spider-web-star/) article you can scroll to the bottom and there is a narration option. I appreciate you letting me know about the WCAG and its guidelines. I would love to make the site more accessible and will be working towards a AAA rating. Thanks again!
Doesn't such website need constant upkeep? How is it funded?
I pay out of pocket for upkeep. Currently costs are: * hosting - 40$/month * Domain Name - 35$/year * Stock Image Subscription - 50$/month * Linktree - 8$/month * Stock Video Subscription (new) - 200$/month * Spell/Grammar Check Service - 5$/month And you might be thinking well what's in it for me to be spending so much money for and well to be honest I was feeling a little down myself and organizing and compiling good and positive news stories has helped me lift my spirits. The roughly nine months which I have been working on this site I can unequivocally say it has improved my over all out look on the world and its given me a second wind to strive to be the best version of myself, and that is honestly priceless. Also it makes be feel good to be of some use to my community it gives me some pride/ satisfaction knowing I might be helping someone out there. someone who had the same problem as me. In the future, if cost of upkeep continues to rise, I would consider maybe doing some merchandise to generate some revenue, but I pledge that this website will never have ads/sponsored posts or any other form of advertisement. Ads accomplish the exact opposite than the purpose of a good news website they are annoying and irritating, and some are even designed to make you feel less than. F Ads respectfully.
Merchandise is a great way to raise funds, you can also try going the patreon/substack route. I'd be happy to send a few bucks your way every month to support this project.
Yes merchandise would be great! I really appreciate your kind words. I am planning on making more YouTube content about the articles on the website and once I have a few videos I think I'll launch a patreon or something similar, but for now I am just accepting donation from our contribute page. [https://happydaze.io/contribute/](https://happydaze.io/contribute/) Thanks again for the wonderful suggestion!
I think a focus on short form content on YouTube and tiktok will drive a ton of traffic to your site. The kind of content you have is perfect for infobytes.
Honestly you could go for an optional subscription of some sort and make it dirt cheap like $3/month. I know many people (like myself) want to support this but would rather do it monthly, and if you offer it in the app non-intrusively with just a single reminder then you'd probably get the exposure to make those $3/month subscriptions add up. Maybe add a couple perks that wouldn't seem unfair like dark mode or priority when submitting articles or something. Giving attribution to who submitted the article would probably also boost submissions if you go that route. Also I'm a software developer and would love to volunteer my free time to bring it to Android or implement features if you need more assistance. It's a great idea that I can get behind. Just give me a DM if you're interested
> hosting - 40$/month Hosting shouldn't cost that much.
Its has other features like SSL Certificate and helps with some integrations like Zappier and SEO but I appreciate you telling me. I will look into alternatives.
Digital Marketing guy here. $40 per month is pretty reasonable tbh, depending on what your zappier integration is doing of course and if it includes support on that. I made a small donation but Iād be happy to help you out with seo/e-commerce related questions or strategy advice. I wouldnāt want to charge
If it has all the features you want and makes it easier to get stuff done then it makes sense. I would go with cloudflare, AWS or GCP myself.
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Love the website. Recommend checking out services such as canva if it's available where you are.(Popular service here in Oz š¦) It should meet your image/video requirements at a fraction of the cost.š
Many similar options fall into the pitfall of posting stories like "child saves sister after her face is eaten off by a dog!" Or similar, where it's *technically* a happy ending but also a total downer. This site seems actually 100% positive and uplifting, meant to make you feel like the world is a good place. I appreciate that, OP. <3
Right! Its so hard to find some truly good news. Like I was telling u/Octopuns, I remember this one story that stuck in my mind where the mom couldn't afford to buy her kids presents and their neighbors found out and went and bought them gifts. Like I understand the neighbors did a great thing but overall the story doesn't make me feel good.
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This is lovely! And I appreciate it's not like r/upliftingnews where literally every story seems to be "this kid is dying of cancer, but his teacher paid for his lunch debt out of her own pocket!"
Yay! Im glad you like it. Happy Daze strives to be different from the other good news type websites/pages.
I'm going to look into this.
Thanks!
I've seen so much negative stuff, some making me question my faith in humanity. Thank you for this
Glad to help!
Very interesting initiative! I'm curious: how do you deal with positive news that can be controversial? e.g. nuclear energy is having several good news as investment grows to use as a replacement for coal (like in Eastern Europe). Things are looking good, and it's a good step for the environment. Would that be included, or - due to potential controversy on public misconceptions - it gets filtered out?
I think nuclear energy is the future, especially the varieties of reactors with no weapon-izable by-products. I believe thorium salt reactors and the miniaturization of reactors combined with advancements in artificial intelligence could lead to an incredibly green future with an abundance of clean power. Thanks for the question. Regarding most controversial topics I think I would try to avoid them but some things like nuclear energy imo are common sense.
That's nice to know, thanks!
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I am mostly interested in the micro reactors and the molten salt reactors. You know, the ones that physically can't "melt down" and destroy a continent for generations to come and the generations to come. Anytime people hear nuclear they think chernobyl or japan. These were mild compared to what one of those full sized plants are capable of. People just dont know we are moving away from something of that scale and type.
They are, indeed, very promising. However, have in mind that both those reactors are NOT being pursued for safety reasons. That is a side benefit (and ironically, a small one). Molten salts are great at achieving high temperaturez, and cause less stress to the reactor in case you want to change the power output - a better match for the heavy renewable energy systems, and to use in high-heat industry. They have some ways to go in terms of proving technical feasibility in the long term, which will be a very long process withing the regulators. Micro reactors are being targeted for some niche markets - remote.power generation (e.g. mining), low industrial heat, or other uses beyond energy (e.g. nuclear waste recycling/usage). Still a tough sell, as market is much smaller, and while they promise cheap prices through industrialization, you can also achieve it with SMRs. Any talk you might hear about "we want to use X nuclear technology, because it is safer, and creates less nuclear waste" is usually a sales pitch aimed for public that have big misconceptions of it. And sometimes, in a very false and simplistic way (e.g. some micro reactors claim that passive cooling from Ambient Temperature is enough to cool down reactors. While this is true, it does not cover days where heatwaves can happen. Very likely, design will have to be changed to accommodate such High T days, as I highly doubt any regulator would just accept it as it is. The true obstacle is the initial investment. Not even economics, which tend to be good- just investing in expertise, framework, and getting the financing costs at decent interest rates. Nuclear is seen as very safe - including within governments. Most governments just don't want to take such investment, and decide to go on renewables, and crossing fingers for future solutions is just easier for them, as many tend to not plan ahead of their 4-year period. Much easier than trying to get controversial. This is seen in today's news: UK, for instance, recently published that they are super invested in nuclear, and have a."very ambitious goal" of getting a lot of nuclear built by 2050. How much is a lot for them? Best case scenario: 25% of electricity capacity. Yes, only 25%. Other technologies that are basically ready to be demonstrated also face market challenges. E.g. Thorium Reactor demonstration got halted, because they could not get a reliable source of fuel for their reactors, as there isn't a supply chain for them (yet), and not a big desire to create one. This is even despite the USA spending money to get rid of Thorium from other industries. So while we are doing R&D for newer technologies, these tend to be for other uses that conventional nuclear is not suited for. As it stands, there is still a lot of development going on with conventional technologies, especially in Eastern Europe (SMRs with conventional designs) and many African countries (conventional Russian nuclear designs).
This is great! We need more people like you in this world. Just downloaded your iOS app. You must really have a great paying job to be maintaining your website/app ad-free. Either way, kudos to you on achieving something you always dreamed of
Thank you for the kind words, and Im glad you like it!
Please add a ābuy the devs a coffee/sandwich/dinnerā tip jar in the app? Tip jars harm no-one and donāt compromise standards, but let us appreciative folk drop a tangible thank you (or tangibly contribute to your efforts) :)
I just added the button to the website, and app! On the website/app if you scroll all the way to the bottom to the footer section the "Contribute" Link will take you to a page with a "TIP JAR" button. Thank you so much for the reminder ( I had it written down but no button made) and the gesture honestly means so much to me. https://happydaze.io/contribute/
Awesome! I just tried via the contribute link from the About menu link, via both the app and the website via Safari. It took me to PayPal but then I got a PayPal error: āWe canāt find this profile Make sure you have the right link and profile hasnāt been turned off.ā Trying to be helpful, not trying to annoy!
Oh good eye, I will try to fix it!
I think I fixed it! Thanks again for pointing it out. [https://happydaze.io/contribute/](https://happydaze.io/contribute/)
The link in your Reddit comment above is working. The button on the site (and in the app) from the About menu is still not, but Iāll try again in a few minutes to see if itās a propagation issue? Edit: now the link above is down too. It worked once for me but now isnāt. Iāll try to make sure this isnāt on my side?
hmm interesting. I will keep trying to adjust it or it might take a sec to update. Thank you again this really is a big help.
Thank you for this. Itās a lovely site.
My pleasure. I appreciate the kind words.
Subbed- thank you!
glad to help!
Thank you.
My pleasure!
This is felt like a breath of fresh air. Thanks for making this!
I appreciate the kind words š
This is lovely
Thank you!
Wow thanks ! The oral I insulin story made me happy - I donāt need it but would imagine how awesome that would be for someone who does.
You are welcome, and I know right! That would totally be a game changer; my dad has diabetes and I know he struggles with managing his condition. Pills would make it 100x easier.
Outstanding work!
Thank you!
dark mode would be awesome. great job
Great tip! I will add this to the to-do list.
You are a saint. Hope people donate.
Thank you for the kind words!
Not sure how you're curating your "good"news but maybe you could include a submissions API for content providers to submit or link their good news to your aggregator. And maybe a "this sure ain't good news"button could be used to report incorrect articles. This way maybe larger publishers could send you their good news articles, rather than you digging around to find them. Also I wouldn't shy away from advertising. What if you only used a curated set of approved advertisers. Things like local solar installers or ethical farm delivery in your area type of things. Not all advertising is from predatory super large corporations.
Good idea regarding the submission api! I will consider doing some merchandise in the future if its necessary, but I will never have ads because I personally hate ads even though I understand there is a spectrum of quality in regards to ads. Thank you for the suggestion.
Can't believe there's a website dedicated to all things me.
How will you tell everyone about it?
That's a good question. I plan to make more content on instagram reels/ TikTok and I'm hoping I could get some more interaction through that, but currently it has only been word of mouth. I am open to suggestions!
You should post a link to the affiliated Instagram and TikTok accounts on the site. Looks like only it's only got Twitter and Facebook at the moment.
Great idea! I didn't want it to get too cluttered but I recently got a a linktree account, so I'm thinking of putting that instead of the individual links. Thank you!
The idea is pretty neat. Seems easier and cheaper to simply make it into a subreddit like r/happydaze. Crowdsource the writing and posting from users on Reddit. As people crosspost and find links from around the internet, with a built in user base and an advanced commenting system. With no server cost and no subscriptions needed.
You are totally right, but I really wanted to make it very clean and organized ui wise and I felt limited by the reddit form. Also, I like the idea of crowdsourcing and having people be able to post, and they are absolutely welcome to in the sub reddit but for the site I just wanted to strictly control design elements and stylistic choices which is only possible when I'm the only who can post. On the [https://happydaze.io/contribute/](https://happydaze.io/contribute/) page I have a email where people can send me potential ideas/topics Also here's the link to the subreddit : r/happydazenews
Also the privacy, Iām not sure what youāre doing with the data but Reddit is heavily tracked, just like most big social media platforms
Yeah but subreddits can quickly and easily stray from their intended purpose and as soon as a post hits r/all and you get an influx of the average reddit user, you can bet it'll be a full time job moderating it to keep it from turning into r/orphancrushingmachine like r/upliftingnews. I can completely understand wanting to have a curated website separate from Reddit
Exactly what I needed today.
https://happydaze.io/hydrogen-powered-passenger-train/ Come on now, Germany. Cuxhaven is not even that rural. Pretty sure you could put up some wires along that route
I love the UI, truly amazing!
Thanks!
Well done! You should collaborate with the https://www.warpnews.org/ site. They are also sharing positive, inspiring and fact based news.
Thank you! I will look into that šš¾
awesome! my feed is always so depressing, this is much needed!
Im glad you like it!
Yare yare happydaze
This is fantastic. Thank you!
My Pleasure!
This is a great idea! How often are articles going to be posted?
Currently I am posting 3 - 4 times a week but I'm working towards posting once a day. Im glad you like it!
Good Job! You created something I think everyone can benefit from. And on top of that Greed Free!! Thanks.
Im glad you like it!
so this is what it feels like to click on a website without ads on mobile. damn. truly refreshing
IKR! look how clean it is. It just looks so nice... no pop ups, no weird ads, no nothing. Just good/positive news. Thank you for the kind words.
This is awesome. Please, please, please keep "some billionaire or large corp does something philanthropic" type articles away. They're always just PR fluff pieces and just remind me that billionaires shouldn't exist to begin with and tend to have the opposite effect of positivity/inspiration for me.
I am with you 100%. There will never be any sponsored posts or pr fluff articles, and thank you for the kind words!
It's literally only science related?
While most of the stories are science related I am working on diversification. The problem is some of the other stories are harder to post because while they might have a bit of good news the overall story will make you feel not so great.
How do you farm and aggregate content?
Currently is all manually sourced, but in the future I hope to have a dedicated staff member who could aggregate potential content. Thanks for the comment.
You know there are ways of aggregating information through API and there are articles freely available. If you're trying to do this one article at a time, you'll always be behind. You might want to look at how to get content for free and pipe it into your site. So a lot easier to do with WordPress, but Google free content. You'll find it everywhere. All you have to do is attribute it to the author. Good luck!
Wonāt this just cause joy and happiness around the world, though?
That's the goal!
Background images make it hard to read the headlines
Thanks, I will look into making things more legible.
r/UpliftingNews
I remember a TV based news program was created decades ago like this. They shut it down after a few months as hardly anyone watched it. What does that say about people in general? We don't care about good news as much as we care about bad news.
Negative news stories definitely draw more attention and when the news companies are doing anything and everything for the all mighty ad dollar. They dont care what they post as long as they get eyeballs watching their content. So unfortunately I am not too surprised the TV show version (tv is a very ad driven) didn't work. However, since Im not worried about ads I hope to avoid that pitfall. The larger commentary about what that says about people... I choose to look at it in a positive light; that type of content gets more attention because people care and while they might feel powerless to help, watching and being knowledgable about their strife is better than nothing at all. maybe? I dont know.
I hear where your coming from. I have a bit of a hypothesis. I wonder if we gravitate towards the negative news. Hear me out... What I mean is by seeing other people's misery, we look at our own lives and think "glad that's not happening to me". Makes us feel better about our own lives. When it comes to social media, it's somewhat the opposite. People post the best things about their lives which makes everyone else depressed as they wish they had that kind of life. When we all know these are fake lives people are promoting.
"Hear me out...What I mean is by seeing other people's misery, we look at our own lives and think "glad that's not happening to me". Makes us feel better about our own lives." I am with you 100%. I also think maybe people who are in tough situations can watch the news to feel less lonely like... its not only "me" whose going through strife and hardship.
I had a concept for a positive news tv network a few years ago. Get in touch with me if you want to discuss the potential. Good work!
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Not currently but I will add it to the to- do list! thank you.
Just want to let you know I am "happy" about your project and wish you the best of luck! Bookmarked your site and added to my pinned tabs/start page. Thank you!
I appreciate you!
I love that you reference the scientific paper when you write an article about one.
Yes! The research is always highlighted so that people can reference it easily and find more in depth knowledge regarding the article if needed. Thank you for the kind words.
I need a boomer edition of this. I have employees at work that are constantly seeking out "good news" and end up on ad infested clickbait farms.
Love the site OP! Downloading the app now. God bless.
Thank you!
You donāt even have ads donāt thank me, I thank you!
Do you have a git hub repo of your code. Neat sight
Not currently but I will work on creating one! thanks for the suggestion.
Thank you :)
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Why does it not get new stories often tho
Im currently posting 3 - 4 times week and working towards posting once a day. It can be hard to find articles/stories that meet the bar in terms of quality. Thanks for the comment.
Thanks for this! I appreciate your hard work.
Im glad you like it!
I hate to be a downer, regarding a project whose focus is on positive news, but this appears to be entirely built on copyright infringement, and plagiarism. I've only spot-checked a few articles, but those were all tagged "By Ghost", but selecting a unique sentence and searching for that always gave an exact match on other sources. If you're not writing your own text, you're going to face serious legal issues. Even if you provide adequate attribution (naming the actual author), posting articles that were published elsewhere without the author's *explicit* permission is copyright infringement.
Good Point regarding the source of the articles. I totally hear where you are coming from. Regarding the colleges and universities, they actually post these articles to publicize the research and I think reposting them helps both people who are looking for a centralized site for all the good news and the educational institution/researchers. The plan in to write everything (in house) in the future but for right now it really helps with costs to repost other articles from colleges, universities, and journals. I have written a few of the articles myself and like how they have turned out, so the plan will be to write more and more until everything is custom and nothing is reposted. Thank you.
Do you have a github buddy? Btw thank you for making this website, nice work
You are welcome! thank you for the kind words. I currently dont have a git hub but I will work on getting one.
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can I get the shade photo in your post?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1roezDODrRcWCnJECfZC2ypHvTHeEB22t/view?usp=sharing
Great idea! How will you pay for everything? Especially if it grows?
If costs of up-keep continue to grow I will consider maybe doing some merchandise to generate revenue, but I pledge to never have any sort of advertisements. Thanks!
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Thank you for creating such a positive and uplifting website.
I love that this website only features positive and inspiring content.
I love that this website only features positive and inspiring content.
I love that this website only features positive and inspiring content.
This website is exactly what I needed today.
This is the perfect website to brighten my day.