How to share prompts (so they’re easy to copy on mobile)

Digg is still in beta and will probably fix this in the future, but in the meantime, here’s how it works:

You paste a prompt from your personal notes into Digg to share.
You publish your post.
A user likes your prompt and long-presses on mobile to see the Copy option.

Expectation: The user thinks they copied the full prompt.
Reality: They only copy the paragraph or sentence they tapped when they hit Copy.

Fix:

If you want to share a prompt, make sure it has no line breaks. Use the examples below.

WRONG:

You are my executive thinking partner.

I’ll paste a raw dump of what happened this week — meetings, decisions, issues, signals, and noise.

Your job is to do the thinking for me and return:

What actually mattered this week (ignore the rest)

What patterns or themes are emerging

What I should lean into next week

What I should consciously stop paying attention to

One uncomfortable truth I might be avoiding

Keep it clear, direct, and practical.

No motivational fluff.

Weekly dump: [paste notes, bullets, thoughts, Slack snippets, meeting points]

CORRECT:

===PROMPT_START===

You are my executive thinking partner. I’ll paste a raw dump of what happened this week — meetings, decisions, issues, signals, and noise. Your job is to do the thinking for me and return: What actually mattered this week (ignore the rest) What patterns or themes are emerging What I should lean into next week What I should consciously stop paying attention to One uncomfortable truth I might be avoiding Keep it clear, direct, and practical. No motivational fluff. Weekly dump: [paste notes, bullets, thoughts, Slack snippets, meeting points]

===PROMPT_END===

Alternative best practice:
Add the no-line-break version of your prompt as a comment on your post to make it even easier to copy and share.

Questions? Drop them in the comments.