Fabric

Did @paragraph really remove token-gating entirely?? 

That was one of the main reasons I switched over from substack; the ability to integrate tokens from other membership platforms like @hypersub

Cc @colin @reidtandy

womp womp pour one out for permissionless composability. gg @colin

cma.xyz. Founder /paragraph, ceo /mirror, previously at Google & Coinbase 

womp womp pour one out for permissionless composability. gg @colin 

https://warpcast.com/wanderloots.eth/0xcf4ad939

Why did you decide to sunset this feature @colin?

probably because hypersub competes with their current approach to monetization

> But why are these primitives (subscriptions vs. JIT payments via mint) mutually exclusive?
because when writers airdrop collectible versions of their posts to hypersub members paragraph can't collect a fee

> Ideally creators would be able to use whatever economic tools they need in the moment 
agreed—this is the whole point of permissionlessly composable systems: creator freedom, ownership, and the option to choose

> If it’s a matter of rev share, could hypersub pay some bps to the point of origination (ie. Paragraph in this case)?
yes—we designed STP2 for this specific use case

> But why are these primitives (subscriptions vs. JIT payments via mint) mutually exclusive?
because when writers airdrop collectible versions of their posts to hypersub members paragraph can't collect a fee

> Ideally creators would be able to use whatever economic tools they need in the moment 
agreed—this is the whole point of permissionlessly composable systems: creator freedom, ownership, and the option to choose

> If it’s a matter of rev share, could hypersub pay some bps to the point of origination (ie. Paragraph in this case)?
yes—we designed STP2 for this specific use case https://docs.withfabric.xyz/stp/fees#client-fees

But why are these primitives (subscriptions vs. JIT payments via mint) mutually exclusive?

Ideally creators would be able to use whatever economic tools they need in the moment 

If it’s a matter of rev share, could hypersub pay some bps to the point of origination (ie. Paragraph in this case)?