It would be nice if you could designate one picture to be the “cover photo” of your journal.
When scrolling through journals to look at you see pictures of varying steps of the process rather than the end result.
@Ribblr
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By default you would always see the latest journal note photo, we want to make sure users see the latest result as we find it also encourages people to look further into the journal. Having said that, this month the journals are going to go through a big transition so stay tuned 
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Mine are all over the place. Two use the newest photo, one used the older of two photos, one used the second oldest of four photos, and one used the fourth picture out of six. I gave up trying to get the final photo as the one people see when they look at your journal.
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I looked at some journals with unfinished objects and some were of finished items but used the first of six progress photos so it’s not just us @anoswaldoddity 
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That doesn’t sound right. Can you share some links please so we can check that?
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Sure, no problem. 
When scrolling through the journals, the latest photo is not the one seen, sometimes it’s the first photo posted in the journal.
https://ribblr.com/journal/alienspacecraft/charmander-c2c-square-crochet
https://ribblr.com/journal/Yarmihoo/bed-and-breakfast-table-runner-crochet
https://ribblr.com/journal/Lakeviewknitter/scrooges-scarf-knitting
https://ribblr.com/journal/Hookerjenn/serenity-crochet
This is my Tangled Line Scarf. I had to add the same picture just to get it to show up as the cover picture, then it worked. That’s why the progress is 0%. Otherwise it showed the 25% progress photo.
https://ribblr.com/journal/Lakeviewknitter/tangled-line-cowl-or-scarf-knitting
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Thanks @Lakeviewknitter . My grandsons are visiting so don’t have time to delve into this problem.
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Enjoy your visit!! 
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@Lakeviewknitter Thanks for all the information! We can confirm this issue will be resolved on our next feature drop (later this month 
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