Thanks for this! I appreciate your hard work.

Why does it not get new stories often tho

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

Also the privacy, I’m not sure what you’re doing with the data but Reddit is heavily tracked, just like most big social media platforms

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.

Thank you :)

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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.

Do you have a git hub repo of your code. Neat sight

Love the website. Recommend checking out services such as canva if it's available where you are.(Popular service here in Oz 🦘) It should meet your image/video requirements at a fraction of the cost.👍

Love the site OP! Downloading the app now. God bless.

heh, totally forgot about it ngl

so this is what it feels like to click on a website without ads on mobile. damn. truly refreshing

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.

What’s in it for you?

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 and Accessibility Insights 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 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/ 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!

There is already a subreddit called r/upliftingnews. Why not just use that.

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I love that you reference the scientific paper when you write an article about one.

Donated. Love the site, idea & design. Well done. Keep it going

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!

Good Job! You created something I think everyone can benefit from. And on top of that Greed Free!! Thanks.

This is a great idea!

How often are articles going to be posted?

https://futurecrun.ch/ is your friend

goodgoodgood.co sends out The Good Newsletter email which is also a nice positive news feeed