| LinkedIn | recommended | We just locked the logical model for Draft Stonk's first-pick loop. The useful part was naming what the product is not: a pick is not a trade, a draft session is not a portfolio, and data labels are part of the model rather than footer copy. | Confirmed domain model, policies, glossary. | Low | Remove repo-private paths if posting publicly. | Unavailable in repo | platform_aligned |
| X | recommended | Product modeling note: for a fantasy stock draft, the hardest entity was not `Stock`. It was `Pick`, because the model has to make clear it is game input, not a trade, order, or recommendation. | Confirmed entities and trust boundary. | Low | Keep thread short; avoid investment terms. | Unavailable in repo | platform_aligned |
| Bluesky | recommended | Today’s Draft Stonk design milestone: first-pick speed now has a domain model. `DraftSession` owns turns, picks, validation, trust boundary, and data labels. The UI variations can now skin an actual logical substrate. | Confirmed flow attachment and model tree. | Low | Keep as build note; no launch promise. | Unavailable in repo | creator_inspired |
| Threads | not-now | Short build update: we modeled the first stock-pick loop as a game, with explicit boundaries around no money, no prizes, no brokerage, and no advice. | TrustBoundaryPolicy and DataLabelPolicy. | Low | Needs a visual or screenshot to perform well. | Unavailable in repo | platform_aligned |
| Mastodon | recommended | For a prototype stock-draft game, I modeled trust language as domain policy rather than copy. That makes every command/read model carry the same no-money/no-advice constraints. | Policies and contracts. | Low | Use technical framing; avoid growth claims. | Unavailable in repo | platform_aligned |
| Reddit | recommended | I’m prototyping a no-money fantasy stock draft and just finished the domain model. The core choice: model `Pick` separately from trade/order/position, and make blocked-pick recovery a `ValidationResult`, not an API error. | Entities and contracts. | Medium | Check subreddit self-promo rules; ask for modeling feedback. | Unavailable in repo | community_aligned |
| Hacker News | recommended | Ask HN: When modeling a game around public stocks, what language or state boundaries help keep it clearly separate from trading or investment advice? | Trust-boundary modeling challenge. | Medium | Post as question, not product announcement. | Unavailable in repo | community_aligned |
| YouTube Community | not-now | Poll: what would you name the core object in a fantasy stock draft: pick, selection, choice, or something else? | Glossary and entity naming. | Low | Needs existing audience. | Unavailable in repo | platform_aligned |
| YouTube long-form | recommended | Video outline: 1. Problem: first-pick speed. 2. Aggregate root: DraftSession. 3. Why Pick is not Trade. 4. State machines for turn and validation. 5. Trust/data labels as domain concepts. | Confirmed domain model and state machines. | Low | Show artifact excerpts only; avoid private repo details. | Unavailable in repo | creator_inspired |
| YouTube Shorts | not-now | 30-second lesson: in a game about stocks, your domain model has to say what the product refuses to be. | TrustBoundaryPolicy. | Low | Needs visual hook. | Unavailable in repo | creator_inspired |
| TikTok | not-now | Fast build clip: "A stock pick in this game is not a trade. Here’s why the domain model matters." | Pick entity and trust boundary. | Medium | Risk of finance-adjacent misread; needs careful captions. | Unavailable in repo | creator_inspired |
| Instagram Reels | not-now | Visual: convert a messy idea into clean boxes: DraftSession, Turn, Pick, ValidationResult, DataLabel. | Model-tree entities. | Low | Needs polished diagram asset. | Unavailable in repo | creator_inspired |
| LinkedIn video | recommended | Two-minute walkthrough of the model decision: domain policies should carry trust boundaries, not just UI copy. | Policies and logical contracts. | Low | Keep artifact-level; no proprietary metrics. | Unavailable in repo | platform_aligned |