Letters on the Wind: Other People's Moods

Letters on the Wind is where you look at other people's moods. Notes carry a scene and a weather word, show comment and like counts, and include a composer for writing what is on your mind.

The page is titled Letters on the Wind

The plaza title is 风里来信, Letters on the Wind. The home tile subtitle is 看看别人的心情, look at other people's moods. The bottom navigation includes 广场, plaza. The subtitle of the page is about 海风便签, notes on the sea breeze: what you see are notes in this stretch of wind, not an account diagnosis. The page can be opened through the preview at https://ajuno.xibalans.com/soulmart. Routes that actually post, or that perform account-specific actions, require login.

Look at other people's moods is the purpose written on the entrance itself. This guide follows that purpose. You read notes tagged with a scene and a weather word, you see comment counts and like counts, and you use the composer on the page. The article does not add an identity rule that the interface has not stated.

A note carries a scene and a weather word

Each note is tagged with a scene and with a weather word. The scene places the mood in a situation. The weather word uses the same kind of language as the shop's mood weather, words such as clear, rain, fog, or starry night. Reading the two tags before the body tells you how the note is labeled, rather than leaving the passage unmarked.

A tag is a label on that note. It does not automatically become your own once-a-day calendar mark. Your daily weather is still chosen in mood weather, once. The weather word on someone else's note says how that note is tagged.

Change the wind

The page has a button labeled 换一阵风, change the wind. It is how you look at another stretch of notes. The home preview also has a line, 风里正飘着, about how many notes are drifting, including a specific count. That count is preview copy, not a live census of this page. After you change the wind, you are looking at the notes the interface gives you this time. Do not treat the home preview number as the total after the change.

This article does not describe whether the button keeps an unsent draft, and it does not describe a ranking algorithm. What is confirmed is the label: change the wind, to replace the notes in front of you.

Comment counts, like counts, and the composer

Notes show a comment count and a like count. Those numbers sit with the note and say how many comments and likes that mood has. This guide does not guess which notifications follow a like. Profile includes a notifications entry, and the contents of that screen are whatever that screen shows.

The composer reads 写下你的心事, write what is on your mind. That writing belongs to the plaza. It is not the short calendar note, and it is not the five-hundred-character Set This Moment Down note. Before writing, notice that the composer is on the Letters on the Wind page. Terms and privacy pages exist. Boundaries about what is shown to others belong to those pages and to the screen at the moment you submit, not to a new rule invented by this guide.

How this counter relates to the rest of the shop

Letters on the Wind is the counter for looking at other people's moods, and it is the plaza in the bottom navigation. It does not replace the once-a-day weather mark, the once-a-day note of at most five hundred characters, or the exchange that takes one feeling at a time. The blind box, the hug, and the comforting line are supply counters. Letters are where you read and where you write what is on your mind.

If the count on the home preview does not match the notes in front of you on the plaza, follow the plaza you actually see after opening https://ajuno.xibalans.com/soulmart, and keep reading the home number as preview copy.

Does someone else's weather word get written into my calendar?

Not by anything this guide describes. The weather on your calendar is the mark you choose once a day. A blank cell means you have not recorded that day. The weather word on a letter only labels that letter.

Does Change the Wind count every note in the product?

No. Change the Wind replaces the notes in front of you. The number after 风里正飘着 on the home preview is preview copy, not a live census, and it is not a total for the notes you see after changing the wind.