Hey there,
In case you missed Vol. 1 last week, we’re trying out something new — a weekly roundup of hand-picked posts to help you discover great writing on Paragraph.
We have a special edition this week, spotlighting some of the great posts that emerged from a recent Writing Hackathon, hosted by @adrienne and @YB. Here are some slides covering the details of the event and many of the submissions.
The hackathon was an amazing event. It was inspiring to see recognition flowing to talented writers and highlighting the importance of writing. If you missed this one, don’t worry — we hope to do more Writing Hackathons in the future!
From @rush, a road trip to Yukon captured in photos and stories as five friends navigate the challenges and beauty of the remote Canadian wilderness.
For anyone new to Warpcast, @torii-stories, @jacque, and @awedjob.eth have a detailed writeup on how to "find your place in the vibrant tapestry of Farcaster and contribute to a thriving, supportive community. "
@six shares thoughts on collecting onchain media and minting as an emergent form of communication in an internet-native society.
@jordanlovesred reflects on her first few months using Warpcast, offering up some predictions for how the platform can continue to thrive and "recapture the magic of the early, more golden era of the internet."
@kbc and @MkkStacks collaborate on a work of lore. Moloch is an old god, in the Bible demanding child sacrifice in return for help. Following Moloch is getting what you want, but being stuck in a negative-sum-game. Of course this means you are not really getting what you want, because you didn't specify every little thing.
@serendipity describes his journey to organizing FCNY, the largest IRL Farcaster community, despite having no background in crypto or social media.
That's all we got, but again, would encourage you to check out all the submissions here.
Let us know what you think!
See you next week,
Paragraph team
