Gotta hear both sides, publish your own Substack post in response
palcu@AlexPalcuie
date went so bad i became an anecdote on her substack
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substack is the best platform for people who regularly annoy their friends with their stupid theories
caska@trains_mp4
twitter is the best platform for people who regularly just talk to themselves
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yo dawg I heard you like content so I quote tweeted this tweet of a substack notes screenshot about a substack tweet quote tweeting a screenshot from a tweet with a notion link quote tweeting a picture of a flyer created by a substack legend
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@Substack and of course i afterwards unveiled my whole master plan on substack dot com
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When @rawandferal posts an application form for an evil fake polycule, it goes viral, two thousand people apply, and everybody has to figure out their "special move"
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one time a friend said "i don't want to hear about your stupid theories anymore" needless to say we are no longer friends
Substack@Substack
We're here for you
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@rawandferal "We need more female representation in male dominated fields (posting stupid shit on the internet)" rawandferal.substack.com/p/norman-polyc…
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If you believe mainstream media headlines, every woman over 30 is getting Botox. But that’s far from reality, writes Haley Nahman: “If these numbers are in the ballpark, that means around 96% of adult women in America are not getting Botox.” Is the nonstop pro-plastic-surgery narrative a form of “soft coercion”?
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@Substack Think you meant to say 20 minutes of walking. But Substack is cool too!
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"Some of the writers that I respected the most were what you could call heretics.
The people who drew the most scorn from the media it wasn't like, at the time, it wasn't like the complete ideological enemies, it was sort of the people who were within the tribe who dared to criticize it.
It's easy to lob bombs at your enemies, but it takes a kind of a really thick skin to criticize your own side and raise problems with your own side.” -@chrisbest of @Substack
Tetragrammaton@tetranow
NEW EPISODE: “You have to let people ask questions. You have to let people challenge the received wisdom, even if they're wrong, even if they seem crazy. I think that's a crucial part of a free society, and Substack has been that.” -@chrisbest of @Substack 0:00 Chris Best 0:24 The Problem with Media and the Birth of Substack 2:24 Writers as Heroes and the Need for Independence 3:15 Vision vs. First Step: A New Economic Engine 5:27 From Idea to Product: Paid Newsletters 7:28 Starting Small and Product-Market Fit 10:33 Platforms, Algorithms, and Distribution 12:14 Email, Ownership, and Connection to Audience 16:09 Free vs. Paid, Incentives, and the Business Model 18:41 Journalism, Independence, away from Institutions 31:02 Building a New Social Layer 1:04:29 Platforms, Power, and the Fight for Creative Independence
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Not enough people are talking about the giant Substack butter logo
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✔️NEW EPISODE: “When you're making a new product, you don't want it to be kind of good for a lot of people. You want it to be really good for one person. Stick by your principles. If you're going to get smashed, get smashed for doing something you believe in, because that's worth it.” -Chris Best, Substack
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lena dunham reportedly sold 60k copies of her book in the first week. she did a ton of press on substack—guest essays, q&as, etc. thought this was an interesting insight that likely also applies to products other than books.
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