Two for Tuesday

Greetings, Prosers,

As we announced last week, Z is busy with coding more special stuff for the Prose Collections and has been unable to answer the team Tuesday questions.

But fear not! Last week we introduced our new ongoing in-app piece: Two for Tuesday.

What we intend to do is bring two things to your attention each Tuesday, as the name would suggest.

These could be poems, stories, Prosers (new, existing or here from the beginning) or a mixture of all of them. As we get bigger and bigger, we want to keep the communication fluid and the transparency continuous; as well as draw attention to parts of, or people within this lovely writing community of ours.

There is so much talent on Prose, so the more we can draw your collective attention to them, the better. Which is why we have recently launched the Introduction Portal where new Prosers can, well, introduce themselves. This is so that we all get to welcome them and support them. If you haven’t already, step up and say hi. If you’ve already said hi, go and welcome the people who are introducing themselves. You know you want to.

So, without further ado, let’s get to this week’s Two for Tuesday, which is about two things you didn’t know about Prose. Until this very second, these two tidbits were top-secret but ever the transparent bunch, we thought you might like to hear these.

Prose, as I’m sure you have all witnessed is growing at a huge rate, and the time that is spent on the site and app has obviously increased. You guys have collectively spent 417,452 minutes on Prose in the last 28 days. That’s almost seven thousand hours of reading and writing collectively, a huge amount of wordplay there, we’re sure you’ll agree.

We had a Proser ask us which countries Prose is available in so as to help us reach even more word lovers. Prose is available everywhere, there isn’t anywhere we block from accessing our network. We had a look into all of the data we have to find out how many places were accessing Prose, and we were blown away! 160 countries access Prose, which is flipping awesome! Little side note, there are 196 countries (if you include Taiwan, some places don’t) therefore we are 36 countries away from world domination, * evil happy snigger. *

So, the next time you use Prose, remember that your words are being etched all across the world, quite literally.

Until next Tuesday,

Prose.