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The heart, on every article card and at the top of the article, sets the piece aside. Your saved articles live in your account. Saving works on blog articles, not on the other pages of the site.
Browse the articlesKotoba Interactive writes about the cultures of Asia and the English-speaking world, and ties together the four language sites of the suite. The account is the same everywhere.
Kotoba Interactive is the culture portal of the suite: articles, entries and sections on the cultures of Asia and the English-speaking world.
It ties together four language-learning sites — JapaneseSRS, ChineseSRS, EnglishSRS and KoreanSRS. This page covers the project and the account; the media itself, the video and the sections are introduced elsewhere.
About the mediaThe four language sites
ChineseSRS
Mandarin Chinese
EnglishSRS
English
JapaneseSRS
Japanese
KoreanSRS
Korean
Identity is central: the account created on the portal is the account of the suite, and an account created on any of the language sites opens the portal. Nothing to create twice, nothing to link.
One email address, one password, valid on all five sites.
Signing up here means signing up to the suite. Having signed up elsewhere is enough to sign in here.
From your account, each site opens in one click, without typing your credentials again.
Three things, on blog articles. Nothing more for now: this page only lists what actually works.
The heart, on every article card and at the top of the article, sets the piece aside. Your saved articles live in your account. Saving works on blog articles, not on the other pages of the site.
Browse the articlesThe thumb tells us a piece was worth reading. The count is public, one like per person, and any account can do it — no subscription needed.
Browse the articlesA comment thread follows every article. Reading is open to everyone; writing requires an account. You can delete your own comments.
Read the articlesFrom your account you can suggest a topic you would like us to cover: a title, plus a few lines of context if you wish. You then follow the status of your request. It is a suggestion sent to the editorial team, not an article editor.
Suggesting a topic requires a current subscription on one of the sites of the suite — any of the four will do, since the subscription is central. A running trial and lifetime access count too. Without an active subscription, the request is declined.
Requests from founding members are handled first. The rank is fixed when the request is filed: a request sent as a founding member keeps its place in the queue afterwards.
Beyond ten requests in twenty-four hours, sending pauses until the next day.
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