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A Lebanese Edition of Culture Cards? Help us make it.

A Lebanese gathering has a specific energy that diaspora members recognize instantly: the meze table that keeps expanding, the political argument that erupts without warning and is somehow resolved before dessert, the grandmother who has opinions about every single thing anyone does and is also the most beloved person in the room. Lebanese culture holds enormous warmth, extraordinary food, a fierce sense of regional and sectarian identity, and a collective pride that has survived considerable historical pressure. A Lebanese Edition of Culture Cards would try to hold all of that without flattening any of it.

The Lebanese diaspora is one of the most far-flung in the world — from São Paulo to Dakar to Detroit to Sydney — and it carries a shared culture that is louder and more vivid than its country's small geography might suggest. The music, the dancing at weddings that goes until genuinely unreasonable hours, the specific competitiveness about whose city makes better food, the saints' day festivals that are also neighborhood social events — there's a game here. Sign up and help us make it.

Want the Lebanese Edition? Vote with your email.

Every signup is a vote that moves this edition up our production queue — and you'll be first in line when it launches.

Cards that might be in the deck

Name three things that have happened at a Lebanese wedding you attended that you still cannot fully explain.
Do your best impression of a Lebanese uncle who has a connection, a favor owed, or an opinion about literally every situation that comes up.
Everyone at the table: what is the meze dish your family would consider a non-negotiable insult to omit?
Describe the moment a casual family lunch became a two-hour political debate. What was the trigger?
What saint's day or religious celebration in your family involved the most elaborate preparation — and what happened if something went wrong?

Just a taste — the real deck would be shaped with the Lebanese community.

Frequently asked

Is the Lebanese Edition available yet?

Not yet — we're in the planning stage and the Lebanese diaspora's interest is a huge factor in when this gets built. Sign up and you'll be first to hear when it launches, and your signup genuinely helps us prioritize.

How do you decide which editions to make?

Community interest, full stop. We follow the signups and build in order of demand. Given how passionate and global the Lebanese diaspora is, this edition could move very fast with the right momentum.

First up: the Telugu Edition is in pre-order now, with the Persian Edition next in line.

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