Hypersub

First Draft Club

Books

Okay, fine, I'll do it.

I'm starting a small reading club based on Patrick Collison's tech canon book list.

It will use Hypersub with a small fee to keep people accountable and help filter for quality.

Reply here if you want to be notified when it's live.

https://x.com/patrickc/status/1825618450837885036

imo a @hypersub integration for accountability clubs (like @phil's below, @markfishman's /firstdraft) could make channels more like communities.

add "join challenge" button to the channel (similar to "pay" button on profile) that subscribes you to the hypersub; private gated groupchat but public content in channel.

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you pay to join the challenge but you get your $$ back if you complete the challenge

Paying to join the challenge or it’s going to be free?

Innovative idea for community building on channels.

Common shared values and intent are the jam! FWIW - While the ‘play to engage’ model does make sense - where it gains traction is the engagement itself. I’ve raised my hand to join this community as an avid reader and @ted really appreciate you opening up the aperture on this convo.

Where growth and traction could happen: 

- does this community keep me accountable? 
- do I participate (and well)?
- are the members of a quality I want to engage with? 
- do I leave with meaningful growth? 

…This is something I think about in DAO evolution but applies to extracurricular activities as well.

The ideas really just keep on coming on Warpcast, I am really loving it here lol