I'd much prefer to share long-term collections of deep-dive/evergreen creative work in a mini-app rather than solely in an algo feed.

Algo feeds toss everything into the same context, and the work quickly gets buried in a fast-flowing mish-mash exhaust stream of content. So it's often perceived as "stale" within a few hours, and there's no good way to discover or return to it at leisure.

With a mini-app I can collect my work in Obsidian, curate and organize it the way I see fit, and then present the results in context. People can read and browse without needing visit a website, but still easily find links to my larger body of work if they want to dig in.

That opens the door for compounding value of the sort that's currently being lost/squandered and drained away by the algo feeds. 

With the Warplet, this approach also lays the groundwork for potential revenue streams and novel business models if things go well for the purple app over time.

That said, links can always be shared in the feed also. ;)

designer and creative director at /timesnewworld 

amateur boxer and professional lurker

Mini apps as zines... yes. Good framing. ;)