Overview
Writers Pub currently exposes a minimal /profile page that only allows editing a bio and viewing basic stats. This issue proposes a full Literary Profiles feature - a rich, public-facing author identity page that goes beyond stats to tell the story of who a writer is.
Problem
Right now the profile page (/web/src/app/profile/page.tsx) shows:
- Display name, role, bio (editable)
- 6 stat cards (drafts published, feedback received, avg rating, total words, reviews given, rank)
- A flat draft history list
There is no public profile URL, no social presence, no literary identity, and no way for another writer or editor to understand a user's voice, style, or body of work at a glance.
Overview
Writers Pub currently exposes a minimal
/profilepage that only allows editing a bio and viewing basic stats. This issue proposes a full Literary Profiles feature - a rich, public-facing author identity page that goes beyond stats to tell the story of who a writer is.Problem
Right now the profile page (
/web/src/app/profile/page.tsx) shows:There is no public profile URL, no social presence, no literary identity, and no way for another writer or editor to understand a user's voice, style, or body of work at a glance.