A small giveaway for new faces

I wanted to do something small for people just finding this place. It felt right to keep it simple and clear, just a little welcome.

Setting it up felt like a quiet promise

I spent a while just picking what to put on the wheel. It wasn't about big, flashy things, just stuff that felt genuinely nice to get. I kept thinking about what I'd be happy to see if I was the one spinning it.You notice a lot when you're watching people interact with something you've made. The little pauses, the quick smiles—it tells you more than any survey ever could. It made me want to get the details right.

The quiet hope for fairness

Honestly, the main thing on my mind was making sure it felt fair. No hidden tricks, no confusing rules. Just a straightforward chance at something pleasant.I know how it feels when a giveaway seems too good to be true, or the rules are a maze. I didn't want any of that here. It was more important that it felt trustworthy than that it felt huge.In the end, it's just a small gesture. But I think those are the ones that matter sometimes. A bit of transparency goes a long way.