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Follow and contribute.

Build a useful reading habit and make contributions that improve the directory.

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Choose how you want to keep up

Feed
PaperGames news about PaperGames and the Papertrade ecosystem, alongside Project Updates & Events. Use the format and topic filters to tell them apart.
Paper Radar
A view of sourced announcements, developments and items still needing confirmation. Read each item’s current state and original source.
Paper Brief
Curated editions that bring selected published material together. Editions follow the available material; a fixed publication frequency is not promised.
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Save a project or follow its updates

Favorite keeps a project handy for returning to its profile. Follow Updates adds its published updates to your personal reading feed. These are separate choices.

YOUR READING TRAIL
  1. DiscoverOpen a project profile.
  2. Follow UpdatesChoose the projects and topics you want.
  3. FollowingRead your personal feed and mark updates read.

Sign in to manage projects and topics in My Profile → Following, or read your Following feed. Following is private and voluntary. It sends no email or browser notification and awards no XP.

Existing publications start as read when you subscribe. Opening a publication does not mark it read automatically; use Mark Read for the version you have read. You can remove a follow whenever you choose.

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Give each contribution the right home

  • Someone else’s project: use Share a Discovery. Include original public links and explain the Papertrade connection.
  • Your own project: use Creator Desk. Tell the team what exists now and what is planned.
  • A news lead: use Suggest News. Share the source, date and fact worth covering.
  • An error on a profile: use its Suggest a Correction button.
  • An opinion: write a review on the project and say what you actually tried.

Proposals and corrections are reviewed; submitting one does not publish it automatically. Private submission conversations are available through your submission history.

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Make participation useful

Write specific observations, disclose a connection to the project and keep untested claims clearly attributed. Public discovery credit requires the appropriate consent and editorial approval; creator submissions follow a separate pathway.

The XP guide explains current rewards and eligibility. XP recognises participation; it has no cash value and does not promise an airdrop. For sign-in and account questions, use Help & Support.

Sources & further reading

Original sources for the platform, and PaperGames policies for the way this site works.