I would actually love to create a thread where people can share their creativity for the week. This wold require the ability for commenters on the thread however to be able to also post links/media. Is this something that is possible?
What I want to know/what is needed is a very simple way to go directly to the comment when you get a notice that someone replied. I get activity notification like "1 user replied" and don't know how to directly go to that comment and reply. I click it and nothing happens. I try other things, and all I can do is get to the original post with a zillion comments and replies which makes it impossible to find the particular comment/reply of interest. My ignorance? Or something Substack needs to fix to make these dialogs useful? I'd attend to that before worry about tracking "user experience" with widgets like 'thread pilots' and such. Just my observation.
However, commentators on the thread would need to be able to upload links/media as well. https://idlebreakout.io
I would actually love to create a thread where people can share their creativity for the week. This wold require the ability for commenters on the thread however to be able to also post links/media. Is this something that is possible?
I’ve seen a newsletter with a button CATCH UP ON PAST ISSUES HERE. How do I get that button?
It's probably a custom button! You can make your own buttons by picking "Custom" from the dropdown menu in the editor, then adding your own link.
Thank you!
What I want to know/what is needed is a very simple way to go directly to the comment when you get a notice that someone replied. I get activity notification like "1 user replied" and don't know how to directly go to that comment and reply. I click it and nothing happens. I try other things, and all I can do is get to the original post with a zillion comments and replies which makes it impossible to find the particular comment/reply of interest. My ignorance? Or something Substack needs to fix to make these dialogs useful? I'd attend to that before worry about tracking "user experience" with widgets like 'thread pilots' and such. Just my observation.
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