This is an experiment. I am wondering, for text-only casts on Warpcast, what it would look like if I wrote them as Zora Notes, instead of as native casts.
So I am drafting this post in Zora Notes (zora.co/create). When I am done, I will click "Create", copy the link to the mint page, and share it on Warpcast.
My hypothesis is that this will make every cast of its kind mintable in a way that looks and feels very Warpcast-native, just like how in-feed minting works on Warpcast with regular (non-Note) mint pages on Zora.
If this works as I expect it to, you will even be able mint this with warps.
If a bunch of you do that, I will probably keep doing this.
But even if none of you do that, I might still keep doing this. We'll see.
For my first impression, here's what I like about Zora Notes. The format feels clean and the 1,111 character limit is interesting. It feels like a nice length. It's similar to a screenshot essay, and significantly longer than a standard cast.
It will stand out in the feed because it's different. All else equal, I like different.
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So I am drafting this post in Zora Notes (zora.co/create). When I am done, I will click "Create", copy the link to the mint page, and share it on Warpcast.
My hypothesis is that this will make every cast of its kind mintable in a way that looks and feels very Warpcast-native, just like how in-feed minting works on Warpcast with regular (non-Note) mint pages on Zora.
If this works as I expect it to, you will even be able mint this with warps.
If a bunch of you do that, I will probably keep doing this.
But even if none of you do that, I might still keep doing this. We'll see.
For my first impression, here's what I like about Zora Notes. The format feels clean and the 1,111 character limit is interesting. It feels like a nice length. It's similar to a screenshot essay, and significantly longer than a standard cast.
It will stand out in the feed because it's different. All else equal, I like different.