I liked this the first time and I like it again. In a way, I’m finding Substack to move against this trend--it’s a place to find distinctive, individual voices, and not the same image-obsessed listicles you mind elsewhere. I think those of us writing on Substack need to keep an eye out for maintaining it’s quirky distinctiveness, for the move to a mass audience that is underway will exert pressure toward uniformity.
I liked this the first time and I like it again. In a way, I’m finding Substack to move against this trend--it’s a place to find distinctive, individual voices, and not the same image-obsessed listicles you mind elsewhere. I think those of us writing on Substack need to keep an eye out for maintaining it’s quirky distinctiveness, for the move to a mass audience that is underway will exert pressure toward uniformity.