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Publishing PaperProof Across Zenodo, OSF, and Speaker Deck
Why publishing PaperProof papers and slides across Zenodo, OSF MetaArXiv, and Speaker Deck strengthens public discoverability and reinforces the case for artifact infrastructure.
This post documents how PaperProof research materials were distributed across external academic and presentation platforms in addition to the protocol itself.
It matters for readers interested in citation surfaces, search discoverability, and how protocol-native publishing can coexist with broader internet distribution.
Author: PaperProof Labs Category: Ecosystem and Discoverability PaperProof is built as protocol infrastructure for versioned, verifiable artifacts on Sui and Walrus. But if people cannot easily discover the project's papers and slides through the wider internet, then an important part of the protocol's public reach remains underdeveloped. That is why we have started publishing core PaperProof research and presentation materials across established public knowledge platforms in addition to publishing through the protocol itself. This is not a shift away from PaperProof-native publishing. It is a recognition that durable protocol artifacts and durable public discoverability should reinforce each other....
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