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Swipe through a swipey

A swipey is a run of pictures you judge one at a time, left or right. The post says what left and right mean — then you see how your picks compare with everyone's.

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A swipey is a set of pictures with one question — “Would you wear this?”, “Which one is nicer?” — and two answers, one for left and one for right.

A swipey on HOME: “Would you use this as your phone wallpaper?”, its deck of pictures, and the Nope, Not sure and Yes buttons under it
The buttons say what each way means.

Steps

  1. Read the question. The buttons under the pictures say what each way means — NOPE, NOT SURE and YES, for example.
  2. Swipe the top picture left or right, or up for not sure — or tap the buttons. The next picture comes up.
  3. Want a closer look? Tap the picture to see it whole, then swipe.
  4. Picked the wrong way? Tap undo, beside the buttons, to take back your last pick.
  5. At the end, you see Your picks, against the Yard’s — picture by picture, and how many you agreed on.
A picture being swiped to the right, leaning over as it goes, with YES showing on it
Swipe right for one answer, left for the other.

Good to know

  • Each picture counts your answer once. If you change it, the old answer comes off before the new one goes on.
  • Tap Again at the end to go through the pictures once more.
  • Want to make one? Post two or more pictures and choose SWIPE THEM. See Make a post.

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