What to compare
Comparison should look at themes and actions, not hunt for matches at any cost.
- Recurring words and images.
- How the question changed over time.
- Which step was taken after the last scroll.
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save and compare
Save and compare
This page explains archive value: recurring themes, similar cards, seasonal cycles, and how question language changes over time.
User need
The user wants to know whether a theme repeats or the question was simply asked differently.
Calm promise
Offer calm comparison without claiming that a card proves fate.
How to sell softly
Comparison supports membership and archive, but should not sound like endless fate-checking.
- Membership = convenient storage rhythm, not anxious control.
- The old scroll remains valuable.
- A new question should be a new angle, not repeated panic.
Gentle nudges
- Compare meaning, do not seek proof at any cost.
- Save date and state of the question.
- Check whether the next step became clearer.
What to avoid
- Do not say matches prove fate.
- Do not encourage constant partner checks.
- Do not hide the option to stop.
QA checklist
- Comparison does not resemble gambling mechanics.
- Safe-use link exists.
- Old scrolls are easy to find from account.