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# Search and sort stories with ease
30 April 2025
## Find your favorite traveler stories even faster
One of the added benefits of [**Advocacy**](/docs/platform/advocacy.md) is growing a really amazing library of curated stories. Every every image is cleaned of personal data, resized & reformatted for multiple uses.
From here, stories are automatically tagged so your entire library is searchable. **And that search 🔍 is now supercharged! 🔬** Flip.to now supports entirely new filters, plus criteria for sorting:
All new filters to find stories in a few clicks.
Search by date...
...or by impact.
[Sign in to browse your own library](https://manage.flip.to) and give this upgrade a try.
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