Add context to your stashes
Stashes are for their authors more than a pile of ideas, the way we organize our ideas has a rime and reason to us. Until this release the only way we could show what the stash was about was with a name and an emoji.
You can now add a short description and a cover image to your stashes, giving us the ability to add just a bit more context to our stashes of ideas.
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We must appropriately name our offer to attract the right avatar to our business. True to the moniker, people do judge a book by its cover.
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