Like you, I really enjoyed the various op eds about the Substack vs Nazi issue. It also gave me hope that there are lots of level headed writers on this platform. And that's why I want Substack to continue. Substack enables writers like these to have a voice. In the media and on an algorithm-run Internet, extreme voices are usually amplified. On Substack there's a fairer and more likely chance to find voices in the centre.
Substack really has all the potential to rewrite how people consume news or information. But I think it still considers Western countries as its target. Stripe is not a friendly platform for people from India. It's too complicated I think. Need to implement some other platforms too. Btw, still haven't heard anything official response from Substack about this attack. Why this silent response?
Like you, I really enjoyed the various op eds about the Substack vs Nazi issue. It also gave me hope that there are lots of level headed writers on this platform. And that's why I want Substack to continue. Substack enables writers like these to have a voice. In the media and on an algorithm-run Internet, extreme voices are usually amplified. On Substack there's a fairer and more likely chance to find voices in the centre.
Substack really has all the potential to rewrite how people consume news or information. But I think it still considers Western countries as its target. Stripe is not a friendly platform for people from India. It's too complicated I think. Need to implement some other platforms too. Btw, still haven't heard anything official response from Substack about this attack. Why this silent response?