Substack Continues to Fade
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Substack Continues to Fade
I was an early adopter of Substack, and an early fan. I named it the “Site of the Year” in 2018 (as if anyone cared), boasted of an early “top newsletter” on the platform, interviewed a co-founder, and so forth. But then the company started to allow anti-vaxxers (and, later Nazis) to publish, many began to seek alternatives. In 2022, I found a good option (Ghost), moved the newsletter, and realized two things:Substack had gone over to the dark s…
Some high-profile publications have migrated from Substack to rivals like Ghost and Beehiiv citing Substack's high fees and increased focus on social features (Emma Roth/The Verge)
Emma Roth / The Verge: Some high-profile publications have migrated from Substack to rivals like Ghost and Beehiiv citing Substack's high fees and increased focus on social features — Substack, the once buzzy newsletter platform, is losing a new swath of writers to rival platforms most people haven't heard of.
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