Substack unveils Notes, letting users share posts, quotes, images, links, and more, shown in a short form feed that “may look like familiar social media feeds”
TechCrunch Aisha Malik
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Discussion
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@hamishmckenzie
Hamish McKenzie
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Today we're announcing Substack Notes. Notes lets writers publish short-form posts and recommend almost anything: quotes, links, images, and comments. It's coming soon and will look like this https://twitter.com/...
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@simonowens
Simon Owens
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I've been testing this feature out, and at the risk of hyperbole, I'll say that it may end up being the Twitter killer that so many people are looking for. https://on.substack.com/...
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@justinwolfers
Justin Wolfers
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This actually looks sorta promising. Like, tumblr with a different revenue model. Also polished enough that its more likely to generate widespread usage (and hence network effects) than mastodon. https://twitter.com/...
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@blackamazon
@blackamazon
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Not with the way y'all run outreach and diversity ... https://twitter.com/...
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@arpitrage
Arpit Gupta
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Wait is this just Twitter https://twitter.com/...
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@moreandagain
Genie Lauren
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Oh, so y'all making the new Twitter? I'm intrigued because y'all could actually pull it off. (make a Tweetdeck competitor and you got me) https://twitter.com/...
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@chrispirillo
Chris Pirillo
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this is fantastic and, depending on the engagement posts receive, i can easily see myself working this into my sharing routine https://twitter.com/...
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@parkermolloy
Parker Molloy
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I've been testing Notes, and I think it's got a lot of promise. And with Twitter inventing new rules every day and changing things without notice/reason, I'm glad to see Substack expanding into more social-y spaces. https://twitter.com/...
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@substackinc
@substackinc
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We started Substack because we wanted the internet to be better for writers and readers. Today, we're taking a big step towards a better internet. Introducing Notes, a new way for writing, ideas, and discussion to travel through the Substack network. https://on.substack.com/... h…
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@hamishmckenzie
Hamish McKenzie
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Just to be clear. No one will have to pay for Substack Notes. The monetization happens a layer down. The goal is to get people to pay to subscribe to writers' publications... not to pay for Substack. Give writers the money! https://twitter.com/...
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@rmac18
Ryan Mac
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Substack + Tweets = Subtweets https://twitter.com/...
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@alex
@alex
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substack started as an email service that doubled as a blog, added podcasts and some community features, and is now building social-media-ish things https://techcrunch.com/... in product terms a very interesting company
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@joshcarlosjosh
@joshcarlosjosh
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This new Notes feature at @Substack is really intriguing: a social media feed based on subscriptions, not on ads. Very interested in and excited about this, especially with the Twitter experience worsening seemingly by the day. https://twitter.com/...
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@juddlegum
Judd Legum
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I've been using Notes for a few weeks. Two thumbs up. https://twitter.com/...
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@ibogost
Ian Bogost
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In November I posted this Substack about how hard it is to move what I love(d) about Twitter—short quips—to Substack, for a variety of reasons. https://ibogost.substack.com/ ... Today, Substack has announced what basically looks like Subscription Twitter. Cool! But here's the pro…
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@kantrowitz
Alex Kantrowitz
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This looks a lot like Twitter. And frankly I'm all for it. https://twitter.com/...