By Junaid Ahmed
Every guest in PodGlue has a card. Part of that card is a row of expertise tags, the things that guest is known for. Behavioral science. Mindset. Whatever they bring to the mic.
You could add them easily. Type a tag, press Enter, done.
Taking one off was a different story. There wasn't a way. If a tag was wrong, or you fat-fingered it, or the guest's focus had shifted, it just sat there. Your only move was to live with it.
That's the kind of thing nobody files a complaint about. It's too small. But it's also the kind of thing you bump into every time you tidy up a guest's profile, and small bumps add up to a product that feels careless.
So now each tag has a little x. Hover, click, it's gone. Same as adding one, just in reverse, and it saves the moment you do it.
Say you tagged a guest "Key Idea 1" because you were moving fast and meant to come back to it. Now you can just remove it instead of leaving a placeholder on their card forever.
That's the whole change. No new screen, no setting to find. The button that should have been there from the start is there now.
We're going through PodGlue looking for these exact moments, the places where you can put something in but not take it back out. Your guest cards should bend to how you actually keep them, not the other way around.
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