ANNOUNCEMENT (thread): I have been asked to close down LearnMasonic for the time being. Sorry to everyone who has found the app a welcome addition to their masonic learning. I'm pleased my long hours of hard work paid off in that respect. Thanks for your support+feedback. (1/4)
Oh and finally, I have another digital service in mind for a masonic audience (of course I haveπ), which I might look to develop over the next few months.
Anyone interested in a super-simple payments platform designed just for Freemasonry? (4/4)
ANNOUNCEMENT (thread): I have been asked to close down LearnMasonic for the time being. Sorry to everyone who has found the app a welcome addition to their masonic learning. I'm pleased my long hours of hard work paid off in that respect. Thanks for your support+feedback. (1/4)
there is potential for bringing LM back in the future however its going to require some careful navigation, hard work and patience. I'll do what I can and of course communicate progress here as it happens.
LearnMasonic will be closed down at 09:00 tomorrow 23/04/2020 (3/4)
What a week - hope everyone is keeping safe and positive.
If you happen to be at home a little more than normal or looking for a distraction from all that's going on I'm pleased to announce anyone can now join LearnMasonic - add your Lodge for FREE!!!
https://t.co/7Vmw5KTPwL
@KingAngel7983 Any lodge member. As you can see from the process sent via the verification email it is robust and thorough enough to ensure only masons can verify a lodge. From there they can invite the rest of their members via access code.
@AdamMasonic1 Absolutely. If you mean lodge or province specific quirks and traditions, then yeas. You can add ritual and action prompts line-by-line so ultimately itβs up to you to creat the sections as you see fit π
Last couple of bits to test over the weekend then the next (big) release of LearnMasonic will be ready for launch π
With many lodge meetings being cancelled members can use the app to keep up with learning during the hiatus.
@AdamMasonic1 With the ability to create your own sections coming in this update there is plenty of scope to build a personal (and/or lodge) library for learning π