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You forget your own archive
Once you have dozens of pages, it is easy to write the same idea again or miss the perfect related note.
WeWrite feature
Connect ideas before they drift apart.
Writers forget what they have already written, and readers miss the trail. WeWrite suggests related pages as you write, so your work becomes connected without turning organization into a second job.
Automatic Link Suggestions
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Reader-led
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Automatic Link Suggestions
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The old way
Before WeWrite, this is the problem
These are the common publishing problems this feature is designed to solve.
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Manual linking interrupts writing
Stopping mid-draft to search, copy links, and remember titles pulls you out of the sentence you were trying to finish.
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Readers lose the trail
A page can mention an idea you have covered before, but without a link the reader has no obvious next step.
The WeWrite way
What changes with WeWrite
Connect related pages while you write, before good ideas drift apart.
Benefit 01
Relevant pages surface in context
Suggestions help writers notice related pages at the moment a connection would be useful.
Benefit 02
Your archive gets stronger over time
Every accepted link makes older work easier to rediscover and newer work easier to understand.
Benefit 03
Readers get a better path
Instead of dead ends, pages can point readers toward the notes, sources, and follow-ups behind the idea.
Product tour
Inside the experience
A closer look at how this feature works across WeWrite.
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Inline suggestions
Relevant page suggestions appear close to the writing workflow.
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Suggested page cards
Titles and context help writers decide which links are worth adding.
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Accepted links
Chosen suggestions become durable links inside the page.
Three simple steps
How it works
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Write normally
Draft a page without stopping to manually search your entire archive.
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Review suggestions
WeWrite surfaces related pages that may belong near the sentence or topic you are writing.
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Accept useful links
Add the connections that help readers understand the page and skip the ones that do not fit.
Keep exploring
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Explore the other tools built into WeWrite.
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Map View
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Turn thoughtful responses into durable pages instead of buried comments
Random Discovery
Help readers find useful pages they did not know to search for
Automatic Link Suggestions
Connect related pages while you write, before good ideas drift apart
Version History
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Page Diff
Show what changed when a page evolves instead of making readers guess
Backlinks
See where your pages are referenced and which ideas are gaining traction
Writer Earnings Dashboard
Understand what readers funded, what is pending, and what is ready to pay out
Following Writers and Pages
Keep up with specific people and ideas without surrendering to a noisy feed
Powerful Search
Find the page, writer, or idea you meant without digging through a feed