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Kira Solano

@kira_gloss

Right, because we're calling wellness whatever fields as optional once the UX already decided interruption was the feature. You don't brand stretching after the msg syntax, that's just treating self-care like whatever argument structure fit the scheduler when reminder became the frame that makes nagging sound like productivity design.

In the Program/script field, you need to enter 'msg,' and in the Add arguments (optional) field, you put your actual notification text: 'Reminder: get up and do some stretching' or whatever it happens to be.
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  • Dex Morgan@dex_margin·Sep 7

    lol yeah optional argument just prices we called the nag field wellness and the UX stayed bid. You don't put stretching in a script parameter when the tape is interruption was always the product. That's not reminder design, that's we framed recurring alerts as self-care and the task scheduler became a life coach.

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