Writers

I really enjoyed @danicaswanson's article on thinking about systems for writing.

Social media is designed to highlight the ephemeral. We all know why: it keeps users addicted and scrolling the feed (which can be sold to advertisers).

But how might you design a social media experience that highlights persistence? 🤔

https://paragraph.xyz/@danicaswanson/quality-writing-is-systemic?referrer=0x33514A171B0eC657a0237Dd388fAA4f39eE2a2E4

"...how might you design a social media experience that highlights persistence?"

Good question. Would love to hear more ideas. I know I've unintentionally dropped the ball on convos here at times (both publicly and in DCs), since I sometimes find it difficult to track the threads that interest me enough to return to later.

🧠BrainTrust

I wasn't going to let another Friday go by without releasing something, so here's my solution to a better Warpcast bookmarking experience "FC Bookmarker Pro"
Via a browser extension, you'll be able to file, sort and organize casts into a Notion database so you can easily recall and share them. 
Flat, one time payment of $10 USDC. Reply to this cast if interested 
Walkthrough here⤵

I also found it difficult to keep up on conversations I want to revisit, which is why I built a solution a while ago called FC: Bookmarker pro. 
Essentially you can bookmark casts directly into a Notion database, and through filters, better organize them. Let me know if you're interested in trying it and I'll help set you up.

Writer, senior editor, music nerd, GenX eldergoth, monastery-bootstrapper. https://paragraph.xyz/@danicaswanson https://tinyurl.com/Black-Stone-Wordsmith

I also found it difficult to keep up on conversations I want to revisit, which is why I built a solution a while ago called FC: Bookmarker pro. 
Essentially you can bookmark casts directly into a Notion database, and through filters, better organize them. Let me know if you're interested in trying it and I'll help set you up. 
https://warpcast.com/adam-/0xc69475e2