Yes: I think Twitter is a failing model. I just did a post on Twitter: Only 23% of Americans even use it, and 97% of tweets come from 3% of users, the very most extreme left-wing ones for the most part. (Data from Pew.) So it's not real life. It's not interesting or creative, broadly speaking. There's virtually no reason to be on it. Sub…
Yes: I think Twitter is a failing model. I just did a post on Twitter: Only 23% of Americans even use it, and 97% of tweets come from 3% of users, the very most extreme left-wing ones for the most part. (Data from Pew.) So it's not real life. It's not interesting or creative, broadly speaking. There's virtually no reason to be on it. Substack, on the other hand, respects and honors writers and writing. No ads, no outrage machine-algorithms, just writing directly from me to you, my readers. My stack has been growing faster and faster, and I love it and feel beholden to my readers.
Yes: I think Twitter is a failing model. I just did a post on Twitter: Only 23% of Americans even use it, and 97% of tweets come from 3% of users, the very most extreme left-wing ones for the most part. (Data from Pew.) So it's not real life. It's not interesting or creative, broadly speaking. There's virtually no reason to be on it. Substack, on the other hand, respects and honors writers and writing. No ads, no outrage machine-algorithms, just writing directly from me to you, my readers. My stack has been growing faster and faster, and I love it and feel beholden to my readers.
Let's do this, Stackers.
Michael Mohr
"The Incompatibility of Being Alive"
https://reallife82.substack.com/