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Why I Migrated My Newsletter From Substack to Eleventy and Buttondown - Richard MacManus
Today I've gone live with a new website and email newsletter platform for Cybercultural, my tech history newsletter that I started on Substack in 2019.Richard MacManus
#Substack rival #Ghost is now connected to the #fediverse
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Substack rival Ghost is now connected to the fediverse | TechCrunch
Newsletter platform Ghost, an open source competitor to Substack, is now connected to the fediverse, also known as the open social web. Federated apps runSarah Perez (TechCrunch)
Nice!
techcrunch.com/2025/03/19/subs…
Substack rival Ghost is now connected to the fediverse | TechCrunch
Newsletter platform Ghost, an open source competitor to Substack, is now connected to the fediverse, also known as the open social web. Federated apps runSarah Perez (TechCrunch)
"so far, those investors have pumped over $90m into the platform, valuing it at well over $600m. Those numbers should give pause to any journalist or thinker who is considering a long-term relationship with #Substack. Because sooner or later, those numbers need to translate into something that benefits the backers" -- @Daojoan
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Why I Won't Write on Substack
There is something perverse about every voice of record, every journalist with a profile, every writer with an audience abandoning ship for Substack. It's been a growing trend for the past few years, and it's getting worse.Joan Westenberg (westenberg.)
"[#Substack's] Series A and Series B rounds were led by Andreessen Horowitz. Yes, that Andreessen Horowitz. The ones whose founders are backing Trump and embracing a tech-driven vision of autocratic fascism... who recently made headlines by hiring an entirely unqualified man to become an investor with their firm, purely on the basis of his having killed a Black man on the Subway" -- @Daojoan
joanwestenberg.com/why-i-wont-…
Why I Won't Write on Substack
There is something perverse about every voice of record, every journalist with a profile, every writer with an audience abandoning ship for Substack. It's been a growing trend for the past few years, and it's getting worse.Joan Westenberg (westenberg.)
