Original Summary

I love games, films, TV, books, and music, but I’m bad at remembering the things I loved. Unless something jogged my memory, whole experiences would sit just out of reach. I started throwing titles into separate Notes lists. They helped, but they felt like storage—not something I wanted to revisit or share. So I built Aficionado : one visual profile for the works that stayed with you. Search for a book, game, film, series, or album, add it, and optionally write why it mattered or when you encountered it. There are no ratings, reviews, completion tracking, or feed. It’s meant to be selective, not exhaustive. Here’s mine: https://aficiona.do/@liorb Anyone can view profiles. Making your own requires a free account; profiles are public, and account deletion currently goes through support. Only a few people I know have tried it so far. This is the first time I’m sharing it publicly in a standalone submissions. The question I most want help with: after looking at mine or trying to make yours, does it feel like a profile you’d want to keep or share, or just a prettier list? If you stop along the way, where did I lose you?   submitted by   /u/LiorAficionado [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/14 23:08:17