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.
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.
- DiscoverOpen a project profile.
- Follow UpdatesChoose the projects and topics you want.
- 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.
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.
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.
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