Designing and building with Framer. Sharing real opinions on the platform.
Easy to assume "no more reviews" means "lower quality bar." Framer said the opposite is true: "good enough to get accepted" mattered before. "Good enough that people actually want it" is what matters now. That's a harder bar to hit, but it's a fairer one. No reviewer's opinion stands between you and your customers anymore; your customers decide. Does that feel scarier or more freeing to you? what image can I use
Underrated line from the update: Feed placement should be an accelerant, not the foundation of your business. Ranking well is great; ride it. But build something that still works if the algorithm changes tomorrow. What's your distribution plan outside of Community?
Framer 3.0 just removed the review queue from Marketplace. You can publish the second you're done, no waiting for approval. But that doesn't mean "anything goes":
1. Moderation now happens after you publish, not before
2. Broken, copied, or low-effort work won't get surfaced by the algorithm
3. Ranking isn't a permanent scoreboard, it refreshes based on what's resonating right now.
Does open publishing make you more excited, or more nervous?
