Amazing idea to keep a list of what's new on Substack!
Looking forward to be able to tag fellow authors in comments.
So I can easily send my kudos to great Substackers, like Winston, Gary Sharpe and Devaraj Sandberg, who recommend what I write and support me in tough moments!
Would love if those multiple publications could be ordered, or have one set as a “default”, or others “inactive.” I no longer update a couple Substacks I experimented with, but when I log in or hit “Settings”, it defaults to the first one I created.
Great stuff. Could we have markdown support? I’ve been writing in markdown and it would be killer to just be able to paste or import it into substack. Thanks!
Thank you for all the useful updates and the hard work that goes on behind the scenes. I live in South Africa and have joined Substack and am wondering when a payment option which is available in this country will be available with Substack? Stripe is currently not available to us here in South Africa. Thank you again for this wonderful platform
How about a feature to make all or only specific footnotes only visible to subscribers? That way more detailed and technical info can be paywalled to the users who value it most, and also avoid clutter for casual free readers. It is also something of a teaser that may drive subscriptions - a footnote on a particular line that a reader is very interested in could be enough to make the difference. It will also make it much easier to organise content. At the moment, if you wish to provide additional detail on several points in the main post to your paying subscribers, you will have to essentially rehash the entire post under the pay wall. This way, you can slot the premium content within the body of the main post.
After initially setting up my podcast and importing podcast episodes to date, is there a way for Substack to automatically pull in new episodes as they are published or do I need to create new posts myself, every time there's a new episode?
I have a feature request - please add the “cross-post” feature to the app, and enable cross-posting to go to chat instead of the main feed/website/email function. (This would likely also mean making chat available/visible via web, but I also think that would be a great feature too.)
Re: Toggle between Substack publications with ease. Good grief I was going to my personal page each time. The problem being, I would have never clicked on the arrow since it never did anything before. Lucky for me I read this then.
I'm ready to apply for the next level of brand ambassador ceremonies and Substack grow possibilities. I'd be curious to make video snippets on some of these features and new product innovations.
The Private networks have untapped potential as mini intranets among teams, societies, groups and even gaming Guilds. Customization is key. What makes a good Snap peer group or what features of Geneva might be doable to replicate.
Collaborative features that highlight reciprocity and being social for Creators are highly immersive. But they need to be mental health friendly, that's the main reason I haven't yet invested in Chats in the app, I'm hesitant it would just feel like more work.
You know how Newsletters for instance every.to have those Newsletter ratings at the bottom, I'd implement those if I could. That would be useful, I'd want my audience to be able to give me easy feedback on how I did. Not that it's my job to be entertaining or educational, but just to give me an easier baseline to follow when I do well and when I do not.
Love the duplicate feature and along the same lines, I was wondering whether an image library feature is being developed? I use the same image as a divider in my posts and I would love to be able to insert that from a saved library of images on Substack, rather than uploading it every time when I write a new post. Thanks!
Amazing idea to keep a list of what's new on Substack!
Looking forward to be able to tag fellow authors in comments.
So I can easily send my kudos to great Substackers, like Winston, Gary Sharpe and Devaraj Sandberg, who recommend what I write and support me in tough moments!
Would love if those multiple publications could be ordered, or have one set as a “default”, or others “inactive.” I no longer update a couple Substacks I experimented with, but when I log in or hit “Settings”, it defaults to the first one I created.
Keep up the great work. Thanks!
Love the VAT addition
Great stuff. Could we have markdown support? I’ve been writing in markdown and it would be killer to just be able to paste or import it into substack. Thanks!
Latex integration is much appreciated! Any chance we could get *inline* Latex capability, in addition to the latex blocks you've just enabled?
Thank you for all the useful updates and the hard work that goes on behind the scenes. I live in South Africa and have joined Substack and am wondering when a payment option which is available in this country will be available with Substack? Stripe is currently not available to us here in South Africa. Thank you again for this wonderful platform
How about a feature to make all or only specific footnotes only visible to subscribers? That way more detailed and technical info can be paywalled to the users who value it most, and also avoid clutter for casual free readers. It is also something of a teaser that may drive subscriptions - a footnote on a particular line that a reader is very interested in could be enough to make the difference. It will also make it much easier to organise content. At the moment, if you wish to provide additional detail on several points in the main post to your paying subscribers, you will have to essentially rehash the entire post under the pay wall. This way, you can slot the premium content within the body of the main post.
These features are really cool! I'm definitely going to utilize the inline footnotes.
After initially setting up my podcast and importing podcast episodes to date, is there a way for Substack to automatically pull in new episodes as they are published or do I need to create new posts myself, every time there's a new episode?
I have a feature request - please add the “cross-post” feature to the app, and enable cross-posting to go to chat instead of the main feed/website/email function. (This would likely also mean making chat available/visible via web, but I also think that would be a great feature too.)
Re: Toggle between Substack publications with ease. Good grief I was going to my personal page each time. The problem being, I would have never clicked on the arrow since it never did anything before. Lucky for me I read this then.
I'm ready to apply for the next level of brand ambassador ceremonies and Substack grow possibilities. I'd be curious to make video snippets on some of these features and new product innovations.
The Private networks have untapped potential as mini intranets among teams, societies, groups and even gaming Guilds. Customization is key. What makes a good Snap peer group or what features of Geneva might be doable to replicate.
Collaborative features that highlight reciprocity and being social for Creators are highly immersive. But they need to be mental health friendly, that's the main reason I haven't yet invested in Chats in the app, I'm hesitant it would just feel like more work.
You know how Newsletters for instance every.to have those Newsletter ratings at the bottom, I'd implement those if I could. That would be useful, I'd want my audience to be able to give me easy feedback on how I did. Not that it's my job to be entertaining or educational, but just to give me an easier baseline to follow when I do well and when I do not.
What do I do to leave a text of my writings ?
Love the duplicate feature and along the same lines, I was wondering whether an image library feature is being developed? I use the same image as a divider in my posts and I would love to be able to insert that from a saved library of images on Substack, rather than uploading it every time when I write a new post. Thanks!
Is there a way to copy and paste data from a spreadsheet?
I often write about public statistical data such as age groups and illnesses. This is usually downloaded as a file that loads into a spreadsheet.
If I copy and paste that into substack, all the formatting disappears and it is just a dense paragraph without rows or columns
Clap! Clap! Clap! Thanks for adding new tools for us!