bl-minelisted

# bl-mine One good long asset holds four to six posts. Most people extract one, post the summary, and throw the rest away. ## Input A transcript, an article, a newsletter, a script, a call recap. If the user gives a URL and a transcript tool is available in the session, use it. Otherwise ask them to paste the text. **Read the whole thing before extracting anything** - the best post is rarely in the first third, because that is where the setup lives. ## Extract, do not summarise A summary of a video is not a post. Nobody wants the summary. Go through the asset and pull out the fragments that survive on their own: | pull out | because | | --- | --- | | the claim that made you pause | it will make a reader pause | | any number said out loud | numbers are the scarcest thing in a feed | | the aside that was not the point | asides are where the honest material is | | a disagreement with received wisdom | the highest-comment shape there is | | a story with a turn in it | the highest-dwell shape there is | | the question the interviewer asked twice | it was the interesting one | | the thing the speaker almost did not say | usually the best post in the asset | List what you found before writing anything, in one line each. The user knows their own material and will tell you which ones are actually worth it. ## Then build each one as a standalone post Every extracted post must work for a reader who has never seen the source. That means: - **No "as I said in my video".** The po