@stellaachenbach shares a list of improvements for Paragraph, including better discoverability, token integration, more focus on mobile UX, and reader highlights.

Every creator I have been talking to struggles with those two: discoverability and monetization.

@samchalom reframes Paragraph’s Remix feature as a creative lifeline for new writers, turning the fear of the blank page into an invitation to join a living, collective conversation.

Maybe originality is not about creating something that has never existed, but about taking part in a conversation that never ends.

@nickysap makes a compelling case that Paragraph’s long-term growth depends on solving discovery, arguing that without better ways for readers to stumble into great writing, even the best writing will stay locked in a bubble.

Discovery is the flywheel. If people can’t stumble into new writing they love, they won’t stick around.

@jpfraneto.eth shares a rapid fire list of ways Paragraph can level up, from fixing mini app bugs to enabling customization, gamification, global print editions, and deeper onchain interoperability.

get writers paid: i don't really know the answer to this, but the first time i streamed on retake made me 450 usd. this is epic.

@rundle.eth proposes pulling key quotes from Paragraph posts into Farcaster frames, to entice scrollers to pause, get hooked, and open the mini app for deeper reading.

More than a clickbait headline, Quote Capture takes key interesting or insightful writing and puts it centre stage on the timeline.

@ishika shares several ideas on how Paragraph could make writing and reading more dynamic, including streaks, summaries, audio, passive tipping, and cross-platform sharing to help it grow beyond crypto circles.

Imagine if every action a reader takes, opening a post, reading it through, dropping a comment, liking, or even remixing, could trigger a little flow of value back to the creator.

That's all we have for this week — what did we miss?

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