The match plays the part that earned it
A match is the moment someone tells you they read you — and until now the page went straight to the name, skipping the part that earned it. It plays properly again: the room darkens, your own writing scrolls past as they read it, and every line they marked draws itself back on, one at a time, before the name arrives over a painted valley at golden hour. It waits for you now, too — the moment holds instead of vanishing under a stray tap.
The chat starts on a line you marked
Then you open the chat and you don't start from nothing. The lines you marked in their manuscript are waiting there; choose one, and your first message lands directly underneath it.
See your review before it leaves
Elsewhere, in your profile: before a review leaves you, you can now see it the way everyone else will — your words at the top of the reviews page, in whichever light you read in.
A random group of users has these first while we test — coming to everyone soon.