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Zora is a Magic Machine. It lets you onboard to Ethereum with an image, video, and notes. We're going to use Zora onboard more people to Ethereum than have onboarded to Ethereum to date. Read: zora.co/writings/Magic-Machine
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Wait I cannot mint this?..
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Mintable version: https://paragraph.xyz/@zora/zora-magic-machine
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A cool feature of @paragraph is ability to highlight quotes and mint as separate NFT (which still links back to original article.) Example: https://opensea.io/collection/zora-is-a-magic-machine-1
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Wow that is a really cool feature. I think this could be way more obvious in the experience. @colin have you ever seen Quote Backs? Feels like the perfect UX for this case. Making writing referencable and composable. https://quotebacks.net/welcome.html
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Definitely a lot more we can do to make writing composable. Always liked the idea of flowing attribution and remixing/riffing off other people's content (ideally with flow of value to original creators of ideas). That was the original inspiration of this feature
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Agreed on making this more obvious, I've struggled a bit on the best way to ensure users know about this feature. Never heard of Quote Backs before but they look great. Are you suggesting using a similar quote back UX to display the highlighted text in-line?
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Ran across it when clicking on a highlighted sentence in another article. Once something is highlighted and minted, others should be able to do the same. Or they can highlight and mint something else if they choose. Will defer to @colin to clarify.
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