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Reward increase! 🎉 First tip-eligible Hub to reach 1,000 followers will receive a $500 tip from GatherBump through their linked CashApp ✌️ Go press the share button from your Hub! When new members sign up from the link generated by your share button, they will automatically be following your Hub. There’s also a QR code within your hub’s settings. Take a screenshot, or print that QR code and hand it out. Anyone who joins from your QR code will automatically be following your hub. I recommend sharing the link outside of GatherBump, such as to Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, etc. Or wherever you already have more friends or followers, since GatherBump is still in its early stage. If your share links aren’t getting very many views, the QR code may be your best bet, since you can print that off and hand them out in person, or take a screenshot and show your friends in person. This is a feature that sets GatherBump apart from all the other social media platforms. We’re here to help you grow, not make it harder. Adding a little text might help persuade them to join: “Come follow my Hub on GatherBump! It’s a new social media platform without algorithms.”

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Today lets look at " The Secret Life Beneath the Forest Floor" A Hidden World of Roots, Mushrooms, and Woodland Wonders Imagine walking through a peaceful forest. Sunlight dances between the branches, birds sing overhead, and a soft carpet of leaves cushions your footsteps. Everything seems quiet. But beneath your feet, an extraordinary world is alive and busy! Hidden beneath the soil is a fascinating network of tiny roots, delicate fungi, and countless microscopic organisms. It's a world most of us never see, yet it plays an important role in keeping forests healthy. The Underground Mushroom Connection Have you ever wondered what happens beneath those little mushrooms popping up after a rainstorm? Mushrooms are only the visible part of certain fungi. Much of the organism lives underground as a network of tiny threads called mycelium. These threads spread through the soil, weaving around plant roots and breaking down fallen leaves, branches, and other organic material. Some fungi form special partnerships with tree roots. The fungi help trees collect water and nutrients from the soil, while the trees provide sugars made through photosynthesis. It's a remarkable natural partnership!

Made some changes to Axe Throwing game today. There is now a leader board. Instead of players needing to reach 50 points, it is now whomever has the most points at the end. There are three levels. The player with the most points at the end wins. If it's a tie, there is a sudden death match. The player with the best throw wins. No one is on the leaderboard yet! Go claim your spot at the top!

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