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While visiting my wife’s relatives in Varna , Bulgaria I noticed few offensive graffities on the metal bins and it took me about 1 hour of work to remove them . An old man applauded me from balcony and someone else brought me a bottle of water . The chain of good deeds is getting stronger and longer ! Follow @FixerDad for more meaningful transformations! Thank you ! Gabriel

#⚽️🏆2026 The quarter-finals are here, and football’s biggest summer stage is getting even louder. From predictions and reactions to debates, emotions, and every unexpected moment — the conversation belongs to the people watching it live. On eYou, follow the football talk as it happens: open, social, and community-driven. #FootballTalk

Two things are coming to eYou. In the next couple of days. Let me show you. First. The bell. Following someone is a weak promise. It means "show me this person in my feed, eventually." We wanted to give you a strong one. Next to the Follow button, you'll find a bell. Tap it. And the moment that person posts, you know. A notification. Straight to the post. No algorithm in between. Subscribing means: tell me the moment this person speaks. Think about what that means here. On other platforms, reach goes to whoever provokes the most reactions. On eYou, credibility is earned. Fact-checks. Community review. Being consistently worth reading. The bell is the payoff. Trust becomes distribution. Second. Immersive mode. You know the format. Fullscreen. Swipe up for the next thing. Every platform has it. And every platform built it for the same reason. To make you swipe faster. Smaller thoughts. Quicker hits. A dopamine machine. We built ours for the opposite reason. To make you slow down. Tap a photo. A video. The fullscreen glyph on any post. You're in. Photos get a true lightbox. Videos play edge to edge. And text? Text gets what no reels format ever gave it. Typography as artwork. A short post renders like a poster. A long one becomes a reading experience. Big serif type on pure black. Nothing else on screen. Like a page from a beautifully printed book. Most immersive formats are video-only. They structurally favor the quickest hit. Ours makes a well-argued text post as compelling as any video. That's deliberate. Substance over motion. One more thing. The news. For the Pulse, our verified AFP and Reuters feed, we went further. We turned it into a magazine. Every story opens as a full-page cover. The photograph, edge to edge. The headline, in beautiful serif. Swipe down. The next cover arrives. Found one worth your time? Swipe left. The full article opens. A proper reading view. A thin blue line at the top quietly shows how much is left. Finish, keep scrolling. The next cover is already there. One continuous, elegant flow of verified journalism. Reading the news should feel like this. And on every page, one thing never leaves the screen. The fact-check. The verdict. The community review. Depth of immersion never means distance from verification. That's what's coming. The bell. A direct line to the voices you trust. Immersive mode. Their words, given the space they deserve. The Briefing. The news, finally beautiful. Two days. Maybe less. We'll tell you the moment it's live. Good morning, friends. Jass & @Grégoire Vigroux

#⚽️🏆Polls 🇧🇪Belgium vs Spain 🇪🇸 🕑 Friday, July 10, 7 PM GMT You’ve got 24 hours to lock in your pick. Who takes this one? Let’s go.

Starting today, you can become an eYou shareholder. Not through a fund. Directly alongside the founders. @Jasseem Allybokus and I have made an important decision. Today, we are opening a public investment round. More than €500,000 has already been committed by business angels and a venture capital fund. But we’re now extending this opportunity to everyone else who believes in our vision. In just eight weeks, more than 100,000 users have joined our social media platform. With: - A team of just four people. - Zero euros spent on marketing. - Growth driven entirely by PR and word of mouth. Our next milestone: one million users on @eYou by June 2027. Together, we’re proving that a new generation of social networks can emerge. A social media platform built in Europe. Built for people. Not algorithms. And the people helping build eYou should also have the opportunity to own part of it. It's only a natural step. Please note that: - Only a limited allocation of shares is available. - Once it’s fully subscribed, the round will close. - The minimum investment is €10,000. Interested? Comment “INTERESTED” below, and I’ll get back to you with more details. Few years from now, I hope you’ll look back at this post and say: “This is where it all started!” We look forward to welcoming some of you as our fellow shareholders. P.S. As our users, @EUnews and @Stella Scott, rightly pointed out in an earlier post, transparency is one of eYou’s core values. Once this funding round is closed, and with their consent, we intend to disclose the names of our investors to the eYou community. We believe people should know who is backing the platform they use. Ready to join us? ⭐️ Let’s build Europe’s social media champion. Together.

Marine Le Pen convicted but running for President 🤡 A French appeals court has just upheld the conviction of far-right leader Marine Le Pen for stealing over €2.8M in European Parliament public funds. Yet, hours later, she announced her official candidacy for the 2027 Presidential Election. 🛑 What happened exactly ? The sentence: She received 3 years of imprisonment: 2 years are suspended, and 1 year is to be served via house arrest under electronic monitoring. The loophole: The court slashed her public office ban down to 15 months. Because she already "served" this period following the lower court's initial March 2025 ruling, she is legally cleared to run. The legal freeze: Le Pen immediately filed a high court appeal (pourvoi en cassation). In France, this move means that her ankle bracelet sentence is completely frozen until the high court rules. Long story short, she is free to campaign without physical restrictions. 🚗 Fun fact 1: In France, to become a cab driver, the prefecture conducts a mandatory check on your criminal record. A single conviction for fraud, theft, or breach of trust instantly blocks your professional license. But to run for President, control the nuclear codes, and manage the state? A massive public-funds fraud conviction is apparently no barrier. 🧥Fun Fact 2: In 2013, Marine Le Pen advocated for lifetime ineligibility for any politician convicted of fraud or fake jobs. She famously stated: "My jacket is immaculate... when I demand ethics and morality, I apply it to myself.". Look at her now. 👑Fun Fact 3: While her protégé Jordan Bardella was fully poised to take over the party's mantle if she was barred, Le Pen unilaterally took back the spotlight. There were no internal party elections, no member votes, no primaries. She self-appointed her candidacy on live prime-time television. A great way to ilustrate how a far-right leader perceives democracy. Clowns are everywhere 🤡🤡🤡

Today I am celebrating 3 years of my volunteering initiative of cleaning Bulgarian public places ( I am Romanian -British) while waiting for one of our twins who had a stroke before birth to get out of private physiotherapy. I started posting in Bulgarian , later also in Romanian ( not anymore) and in December I started posting in English ( 500k followers on Fb and 200k on insta ) . It has been a lovely journey, I met a lot of good people that taught me many things , but the journey is only about to get started. My final goal is to create a global volunteering movement led by personal example . Thank you for being part of the journey ! Gabriel

#⚽️🏆Polls 🇲🇦Morocco vs France 🇫🇷 🕑 Thursday, July 9, 8 PM GMT You’ve got 24 hours to lock in your pick. Who takes this one? Let’s go.

New update released: eYou version 0.6.2 — 73 The update focuses on making conversations clearer, reactions more visible, videos smoother, and the overall app experience more reliable across feeds, comments, and notifications. What’s new ✅ Better comment threads Replies now open in a dedicated thread panel, making conversations easier to follow. Reply references are clearer, and notifications can take you directly to the relevant reply. ✅ Clearer reactions and social proof Reactions now appear above the action bar, with named summaries such as “Marie and 4 others,” so it’s easier to see who engaged with a post. ✅ More visible reactions across the app Reaction emojis are now shown on comments and news article cards, giving you more context at a glance. ✅ A better fullscreen video experience The Videos tab now supports a vertical swipe feed in fullscreen, with reworked playback controls for a smoother viewing experience. ✅ Faster navigation You can now scroll back to the top by re-tapping Home or tapping the header. ✅ Credit when you help correct information When your dispute changes a verdict, you’ll now receive a “Proven right” credit. ✅ More languages, better translations eYou now supports Polish and European Portuguese, bringing the total to 9 languages. We also completed a full translation quality pass across all supported locales. ✅ More natural comment order Comments now read from oldest to newest, making discussions easier to follow. Fixes and improvements We also improved several parts of the app experience: ✅ Smoother feed scrolling, with link previews no longer causing layout jumps. ✅ Comment sheets no longer stack or send replies to the wrong place. ✅ The blocked users list now loads all pages and handles errors properly. ✅ Video drafts are no longer lost between sessions. ✅ Unavailable quoted posts now show a neutral placeholder. ✅ The feed tab bar is centered again.

Today, eYou gets better. Not louder. Not bigger. Better. We looked at the things you touch every single day. Reactions. Comments. Video. And we made them feel right. Let's start with reactions. For a long time they lived wherever they could fit. On your photos. Over your videos. In the way. Not anymore. Reactions now have one home. A single row, right where you expect it, on every post and every Pulse article. And they tell you something. "You and 12 others." "Marie and 12 others." You always know who is in the room. Now, comments. Conversations were tangled. Replies buried inside replies. Hard to follow. So we opened them up. Tap a reply. The thread slides in. Clean. Focused. The original on top, the answers below. Swipe back from anywhere to leave. And when a reply answers another reply, you see exactly who. Tap it. You are there. The whole conversation now reads the way a conversation should. Top to bottom. Oldest to newest. Simple. Thank you @Emergency Turtle for the heads up. Now, video. Open a video on the Videos feed. Swipe up. The next one. Swipe down. The last one. Tap anywhere to pause. No button in the way. Nothing between you and the frame. This is video the way it should feel. And something we care about deeply. Sometimes you challenge a fact-check. Sometimes you get told no. And sometimes, later, the evidence proves you were right all along. Now that moment belongs to you. A "Proven right" badge. And a message. "You were right. Your evidence changed the verdict." Because credibility runs both ways. One more thing. Tap Home again. Back to the top. No refresh, no lost place. Tap the top bar. Straight up. Little gestures. Big comfort. Good evening, friends. Jass & @Grégoire Vigroux

PART 2/2 The roundup is back. 66 matches, 3 weeks of football, one massive carousel. We picked it up right where we left off (18 June) and rode it all the way through to Monday's Round of 16. Group stage wrapped, brackets set, and a whole lot of chaos in between. A few moments worth remembering: Germany crashed out to Paraguay on penalties. So did the Netherlands, to Morocco. Norway stunning Brazil 2-1. Haaland doing Haaland things. Spain edging Portugal 1-0 in what might've been Ronaldo's final World Cup game. Belgium 4-1 USA on home soil, one of the harshest exits. Sweden 5-1 Tunisia. Germany 7-1 Curaçao. Records tumbled. Belgium 3-2 Senegal in extra time. Egypt beating Australia on pens. Not for the faint-hearted. And now, the leaderboard. 🏆 The predictor race is heating up. @IonutG takes the top spot with 12 exact-score calls, followed by @Ovidiu Pavel (10) and @Isabela (9). Right behind: @gaius 🇪🇺, @Dorina Tătăran, and @Andria 🇪🇺 all sitting on 8. 25 of you are now on the board, from single catches to double digits. Every match still counts. Coming up: Argentina vs Egypt and Switzerland vs Colombia today close out the Round of 16. Quarterfinals kick off Thursday. Polls stay open. Keep them coming. Swipe through the carousel for every result, every catch, every "how did nobody see that coming." See you in the next post.

PART 1/2 The roundup is back. 66 matches, 3 weeks of football, one massive carousel. We picked it up right where we left off (18 June) and rode it all the way through to Monday's Round of 16. Group stage wrapped, brackets set, and a whole lot of chaos in between. A few moments worth remembering: Germany crashed out to Paraguay on penalties. So did the Netherlands, to Morocco. Norway stunning Brazil 2-1. Haaland doing Haaland things. Spain edging Portugal 1-0 in what might've been Ronaldo's final World Cup game. Belgium 4-1 USA on home soil, one of the harshest exits. Sweden 5-1 Tunisia. Germany 7-1 Curaçao. Records tumbled. Belgium 3-2 Senegal in extra time. Egypt beating Australia on pens. Not for the faint-hearted. And now, the leaderboard. 🏆 The predictor race is heating up. @IonutG takes the top spot with 12 exact-score calls, followed by @Ovidiu Pavel (10) and @Isabela (9). Right behind: @gaius 🇪🇺, @Dorina Tătăran, and @Andria 🇪🇺 all sitting on 8. 25 of you are now on the board, from single catches to double digits. Every match still counts. Coming up: Argentina vs Egypt and Switzerland vs Colombia today close out the Round of 16. Quarterfinals kick off Thursday. Polls stay open. Keep them coming. Swipe through the carousel for every result, every catch, every "how did nobody see that coming." See you in the next post.

For the people living in Central - Eastern Europe , seeing a metal bar structure between the blocks of apartments was a common view . There are still a lot of them in Sofia and all over Bulgaria and I must say that I prefer dusting and cleaning my own carpet . Now I have a proper place to do it as well ! Follow @FixerDad for more meaningful transformations! Thank you ! Gabriel