Interactive Lessons

@GhostWalk I've only just started looking into interactive lessons, so it may not be exactly what you want, but have you thought about just including the inital moves in the lesson, but with arrows saved poiting out the moves the player must take?

Then you can both comment on the setup while the user plays through it.

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The feature is very nice, though I wish it had some more powerful abilities to delve into variations without having to create a new chapter for every one. But I don't think it's possible to implement in this without massively changing the way the system works (moving from move based to position based would be the easiest I think)

@Pluckerpluck Sure, eventually that's an option but I just figured for the time being it's alright to just mention them in the starting comments.
Indeed more variation-related features would be awesome, as you say without having to consider adding more chapters to the study for the same game.

Besides the 63 beautiful puzzles in the study featured in this blog post (available at lichess.org/study/iDSPaPWA), I've now started a second collection due to lichess' limitation on the number of chapters per study. The new study, with 21 puzzles so far, can be found at lichess.org/study/ByFy31hm. Hope you'll enjoy those as well!

had it not been for this, I'd have never learned knight and bishop mate. THANKS A BUNCH (Both to whomever did the lesson and the tech background and the idea promoting)

lichess.org/practice/checkmates/knight--bishop-mate/ByhlXnmM/D23EYigW

I CAN'T BELIEVE SOMEONE IMPLEMENTED THIS! Great job! You just earned a hundred bucks, and I'll begin feeding in the old Tarrasch.

Well, but I still can't add in a "wrong" variation, in order to show why a move was bad, can I?

Only a message can be shown.

No folks, this is no good. I can't add alternative solutions.