The dial
Comments were the worst thing the old web left us. So CueCue doesn't have them. When someone posts a take, you don't reply — you set a level.
A fader, not a text box
The disagreement dial is a mixer fader: slide from "not hearing it" to "hearing it." You're responding to the take, not the song — a declared position on a declared position, provenance all the way down. The blogger sees where the room landed. Nobody gets dunked on.
It's a single axis on purpose. The gradient is the innovation; granularity can come later. Try it — drag the real one. →
A blinking text box, a pile-on, a stranger's worst sentence pinned to your work.
One fader. Where you land on the take. Aggregate signal, zero cruelty.
The control law
The dial's shape is part of a system. Everything round is media — the player ring, the grid faces, the play control. Everything squared is an action. Pills mark state. The eye learns one grammar and never has to relearn it.
The player ring, the crate faces, the play button. Anything you consume is a circle.
Cue this. Get the file. The DJ-pad button — soft-cornered, never sharp. Anything you do.
Private, shared, public. A pill tells you how something is, not what to do with it.
A better way to disagree is testing now.
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