the core issue with bookmarks is reducing the friction of getting the initial context around a single tweet.

a form factor that feels perfect is a customized podcast episode (5 - 10 mins) that gives an entertaining background of a couple of recently bookmarked tweets.

and that's just the baseline. you could also:

- subscribe to curators who you think have good taste
- customize the GPT prompt so it learns how to hook you on any given topic
- get "emergency e-mails" on any time sensitive bookmarks

as content gets easier to create, the next substack will most likely be a subscription service to a curator's bookmarks and highlights.

I'm already seeing this with tg channels and substack chat to a certain extent

https://thebiggerpicture.xyz/bookmarks

YB has a knack for tapping into the hive mind and formulating ideas I've been thinking about before I get a chance to write them. This latest article is exactly where I'm at. I already have a system for capturing various things I come across around the web, but turning those captured ideas into a newsletter is exactly the next step for me.

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