This lovely comment from @chriscocreated makes me wish for more sustainable ways to fund, organize, + preserve thoughtful curation work done by *humans* (not algos) in the FC ecosystem. 

Psychologically, the hardest thing about casting for me is that all my casts vanish into the algo-driven "exhaust stream," never to be seen or commented on again. 

I could compile topic-specific best-of recs such as @cameron's canonical advice-for-newbies article on a website (if I had sufficient funding for that work), but discovery would still be a problem.

There's value leak happening here because there's no viable "slowcore" + positive-sum path (AFAIK) to leverage the power of compounding for previous curation work.

What if I had a space to curate custom selections of great work in ways that:

1) reduce existing cognitive load for the curator (or at least don't *add* to it), and
2) maximize chances of discovery by interested readers at their leisure?

I know there are gigabrains working on this. Just thinking aloud.

So what are our best tools for curating and archiving FC content?

Web3 fashion-tech consultant & ex-sr designer @ FILA // copperglobal.io.

Founder/artist @ slowcrypto.com.

Having fun @ /slow-co-lab

bookmarks actually work quite well as you get email reminders (as opposed to the bird app that shall not be named)