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one of the highest leverage ways to build a personal brand and hone a strong personal philosophy is by articulating your thoughts into writing and sharing publicly.

this is hard to do (requires time + effort), but easier if you do it with friends — which is why @markfishman started /firstdraft. join us this month!!

funny thing about writing is that after putting in so much effort you might feel like no one reads your stuff. but people do read it!

yesterday i met with @cameron & @pugson and was bitching about no one on farcaster reading my last essay about social apps. and it turned out both of them read it, i just didn't know they did.

so write and share your stuff, even if you think no one cares.

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Coda has these engagement buttons where users can click to show that they have read the document, for example.
@paragraph could add a button at the end of articles where Farcaster users can confirm that they have read it. 
Nice motivation for the author and a new way to explore content, because it would be easy to list what other things the user has read.

I’m a builder looking for the next challenge. 

Interesting idea, maybe they could even turn on some feature in settings and just automatically let people know they read their posts, so they don't have to click