When lots of other people curate the stream of content you create, what image of you emerges?

When other people curate your content for their own specialized communities, what emerges might be a multidimensional snapshot...a picture of your background, your interests, your training, your current activities, and, maybe, where you're headed.

Here's what I saw recently with a variety of online newspapers curations based on what I share on Twitter:

My archaeology past
my life in women's travel, cultural communications and expat coaching
my experience with publishing options
my role as a continuing education instructor at Udemy
my media past-present-and-future
my present in a coworking situation (and I'd add, my interest in the future of work.)

The snapshot is a gift, and I'm pleased and proud to be included in the below and other curations by people like Jeremy Silver, a digital media investor, entrepreneur, adviser I met at TEDGlobal.

Click on any of the paper.li links to visit the daily version of the paper each owner auto-curates from chosen sources for his or her unique and focused community.

Thanks to these newspaper creators and content curators for including me as a source in their custom paper.li.

The Talking Pyramids Daily is out! http://t.co/7TywLwUwWU Stories via @CollectingEgypt @AnastasiaAshman @MOPASD — Talking Pyramids (@Bennu) July 29, 2014

The Women's Travel Daily is out! http://t.co/dgO9iNDnwk Stories via @Shanna @AnastasiaAshman — Holly (@HotelHostess) July 26, 2014

Self-Publisher's Daily is out! http://t.co/czDWYNwQZj Stories via @AnastasiaAshman @StarPB — Adrienne Thompson (@A_H_Thompson) July 22, 2014

GlobalNiche is out! http://t.co/1wwBSg5zQR Stories via @AnastasiaAshman @globalniche @MissKemya — GlobalNiche (@globalniche) July 16, 2014

Udemy Continuing Education Daily is out! http://t.co/sGo78sUufX Stories via @BrothaTech @AnastasiaAshman — Lucian Mihailescu (@intercer) July 6, 2014

Mediaclarity: Aspirational Reading is out! http://t.co/iIjr7TpyAl Stories via @AnastasiaAshman — Jeremy Silver (@JeremyS1) July 11, 2014

Co-Working Times is out! http://t.co/HA8BcKNY6g Stories via @AnastasiaAshman @ComunidadCowork — goEnvelope.com (@goEnvelope) June 19, 2014

Today's stories in The Höferle Daily http://t.co/WbZhtrRg1X via @AnastasiaAshman — Christian Höferle (@Hoeferle) June 29, 2014

The My Several Worlds Daily is out! http://t.co/DKKIVwuo4x Stories via @AnastasiaAshman @CallieSimon — Carrie Kellenberger (@globetrotteri) June 10, 2014

Cross Cultural Communicator is out! http://t.co/FgzHJdRzJg Stories via @AnastasiaAshman @OCG_PR — Dirk Hinze (@dirkhinze) June 3, 2014

Expat Coach Daily Musings is out! http://t.co/ydLz36fpK8 Stories via @Storybird @AnastasiaAshman — Nicola McCall MCIPD (@Livelifenowexpt) May 18, 2014

The Top-Women Daily is out! http://t.co/fVcJvQyJAa Stories via @AnastasiaAshman @INDIEbusiness — Rachel Johnsen (@rachspringAHEAD) May 8, 2014

Blogger and columnist Ezra Klein (formerly of the Washington Post) just announced in The Verge his new news venture "Project X" at Vox Media. It aims to address the question: "why hasn't the Internet made the news better at delivering crucial context alongside new information?" "New information is not always — and perhaps not even usually — the most important information for understanding a topic," Klein writes in The Verge. That's the way news has functioned in the past, often due to space restrictions. "The web has no such limits. There's space to tell people both what happened today and what happened that led to today."

As a 21st century content creator with an old media background, I'm familiar both with the restrictions Project X's founders (including Melissa Bell and Matthew Yglesias ) have been bristling under and the avenues they want to pursue.

News is a natural field for building a rich new ecosystem of information around content.

For the past decade I've been committed to doing on a personal scale what Project X aims to do for news: Plumbing the content of deep interests and creating transmedia stories that can live and grow online.

Our time is coming!