Printernet: Get a custom print version of your reading list sent right to your door. Each issue has five slots you can fill with any text-based content (articles, etc.)
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Printernet: Get a custom print version of your reading list sent right to your door. Each issue has five slots you can fill with any text-based content (articles, etc.)
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For a product that's all about the experience of analog reading, I think excellent typography needs to be core to the experience. They should step it up a bit in that area.
๐๐๐ Very true!
Love this! Was telling my bro that it'd be fun to have a social version of this. For example, a you and friends can mash together your reading lists and it creates a community magazine. Or maybe you each send it articles you've read and want to share w others, and it creates a little group magazine thing. UX and sharing issues aside :)
Regardless, put this on the list of things that I'm sure many of us have at some point thought would be cool and its great to see someone make it come to life! โค๏ธ
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