Read what Paul Graham's newspaper probably looks like (presseract.com)

3 points by mi3law ↗ HN
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We are showing off our startup to get feedback.

Startup summary: On Presseract, users create and share their own newspapers. Users can add sources / feeds (via boxes) from other profiles to theirs, comment / tag their friends on news-worthy items, and share their presence on the web in a unique way: experience other people's internet.

Would love to get some feedback from the HN community.

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This is a very neat demo. I'd love to see what Paul Graham's newspaper looks like!
Why would he want to read his essays so often? And even if he wanted to read them frequently why would he want them above the fold? Surely he knows where he put them.
Presseract, unlike other newsreaders, isn't just for personal consumption-- it's outward and inward.

So if a public figure like Paul Graham were to make a profile there, they'd want to show the world the content they care about--both what they wrote and what they read--to engage with their audience.

Very good point! (Disclaimer: Lead Backend developer for Presseract here.) When we set up the page, we couldn't actually know what sources he reads, so it's obviously not totally accurate. We did, however, create a page with an assortment of things we thought he might want to consume, but as that's only half the story with Presseract, we also put some things we thought he would want his fans/followers/readers to read.