# Remix Content

Vimix lets you engage with **story movement** from both sides:

* **extending other people’s ideas** through remixing
* **having your own ideas extended** by others

Vimix also supports **Remix Prompts**, which provide context for how an idea may be carried forward.

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### **Step 1: Create a Remix Prompt**

A **Remix Prompt** establishes a starting point for observing how an idea is extended over time.

To create a prompt, you provide an existing public reference:

* **an X post link**, or
* **a post ID from your own account**

Vimix verifies this reference and uses it to anchor story movement around the idea.\
No new posting or sharing is required.

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#### **Optional prompt context**

You can add optional context to clarify what the idea is about.\
This context is **descriptive**, not a set of instructions.

Optional fields include:

* **Prompt description**\
  What the idea, theme, or question is exploring.
* **Example formats the prompt may observe**\
  These are designed to observe, such as:

  * quote posts
  * articles or long-form writing
  * media-based content (visuals, video, audio)

  These formats are **not required**. They simply describe what the prompt is intended to surface.
* **Supporting links**\
  Documentation, websites, or background material for additional context.

Once created, the Remix Prompt becomes available as context for how the idea may evolve.

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### **Step 2: Remixing and continuation**

A **remix** occurs when an existing idea is meaningfully extended with new perspective or interpretation.

On X, this often appears as a **quote post**, though remixing can take many forms.

Each extension:

* **continues the original idea**
* **adds a node to the Story Graph**
* **contributes to how the story moves across people and contexts**

As others choose to build on an extension, the story continues to move.\
**Flow** reflects this movement as a record of continuation over time.

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