At around the same time, I started working on a small blogging platform of my own but gave up and started using SSGs like Gatsby, Jekyll, etc.
More on the move here: https://hulry.com/back-to-wordpress/
Hope this clears things up. :)
Like if your boss is an asshole, you might not want to shame them until you found a new job and secured your income.
i mean, the blog post might not honest be either, maybe there is another motive, but i'd put the company-directed communications and tweets at about the bottom of the authenticity/trust hierarchy myself.
I dont know if that is true, simply because they did not rant and rave like it common with cancel culture today does not mean they were not bothered
It almost never results in a good outcome to tell your current service provider your intentions to leave before you are actually ready to pull the trigger to leave
Stoicism is a virtue in these situations
There's some history re-writing going on here. The tweet from Medium about unblocking his account was in July 2018 - the author replied with 'Happens. No worries. Thanks for resolving the issue guys', so they clearly weren't too bothered about this at the time. They then went on to post over ten further articles on Medium over the next six months - again, hardly the sign of someone annoyed by the platform. (for contrast, they had only written one earlier article in the year, so his output increased after the issue)
...and now in July 2020, two years on, they have decided that this was the thing that stopped them using Medium? How is this anything but a lie?