Survey marks
A mark for a thing you really did.
A surveyor sets a brass disk where a measurement was really taken. A survey mark here is the same: it marks something you did, once, on a day. Every mark is on this page before anyone earns it. None is drawn at random, none is for sale, and none counts toward a total.
First station
Shared a build for other people to see, for the first time.
- How
- Post a Workshop build to Trace where other people can see it, for the first time.
- Seen by
- Anyone who can see your profile.
First lineage
Somebody remixed one of their builds for the first time.
- How
- Somebody else posts a remix of one of your pieces where people can see it.
- Seen by
- Anyone who can see your profile.
First bearing
Gave somebody a considered critique of their work.
- How
- Leave a critique on someone else's work that says what works or asks a real question.
- Seen by
- Anyone who can see your profile.
First reading
Finished a lesson in the Lab.
- How
- Finish any lesson in the Lab while signed in.
- Seen by
- Anyone who can see your profile.
Jam finisher
Finished a piece inside a jam's window.
- How
- Post a finished piece to a jam before its window closes.
- Seen by
- Anyone who can see your profile.
Seven-day traverse
Made, shipped, or learned something seven days in a row.
- How
- Make, ship or learn something seven days running. Days a freeze covers keep the run going.
- Seen by
- You alone. It never shows on your public profile.
Thirty-day traverse
Made, shipped, or learned something thirty days in a row.
- How
- Make, ship or learn something thirty days running. Days a freeze covers keep the run going.
- Seen by
- You alone. It never shows on your public profile.
About your days
Today counts the days in a row you made, shipped or learned something: a Workshop build, a picture, sound or film in the Studio, a post, a note on somebody's work, or a lesson. Only you can see it. It is never compared with anyone, and it never sends you a notification or an email.
Every 7 days in a run gives you a freeze, and you can hold 2. If a day passes with nothing made, a freeze covers it on its own. When a run ends, the next day simply begins a new count, and your longest run stays on the card as a fact.