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Given that Arc Boosts can impact the access to buttons and other functions of a website are there any plans to offer data back to the sites so they can learn from actual user behaviors?

Insights that could be interesting to Product Mangers of the sites would include content being hidden by users, how many users actually utilize a boost, and other data that helps them improve the website for everyone.

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Beautifully conceived and written! Evokes such emotion!

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> “But more than anything, I hope this serves as a reminder that it’s all just made up.

> All of it. And a reminder that it can be made and remade over and over again. Always.

> That “different” is always possible. That better is always possible.

> A reminder of what could be.

> And finally… that your internet, your way, is right there for the taking…

> All by the simple act of manipulating light.”

God dammit, Josh 🥲

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beautiful

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How easy is it for a website to be “Boost Friendly”? Seems like a feature we’d invest in as a Web-app if it saved us from offering customization options through the Web-app itself

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Awesome read

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As an artist and designer, I am glad you have found some sense of creativity and innovation through the inspiration of art! Although Turrell also influences my artworks, I believe we all need a scene where less is more in our personal lives, just like Arc’s Boosts. Well done on creating a reflective essay on your progress, Josh! Well done. ❤

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