One Peace now publishes straight from Pulse · Pulse Beat
Books, articles, events and shared links can now go from Pulse to One Peace with one button, and publishing again updates the same item instead of making a copy.
Books, articles, events and shared links can now go from Pulse to One Peace with one button, and publishing again updates the same item instead of making a copy.
The change is about who does the work. One Peace is a read-only site: it has no writing tools of its own and collects nothing from readers. Everything on it is written in Pulse and sent over by the publisher's own account.
What can be sent
- Books, chapter by chapter, with the cover colour and paper the author chose.
- Articles, one page each, with tags.
- Events, with the day, the place, the programme and a link to the event's own registration page.
- Links, such as a video, a post or a radio station, shown as embeds.
What stays under the publisher's control
Every item can be hidden as a draft, taken off, or pinned to the top of the feed. The site shows a plain message when something cannot be sent, and nothing is published without a confirmation.
The publishing guide in the Pulse repository lists the steps and the limits.