Re:Academic Substack: Open, Free, and Subject to Review
by bhl on Sunday November 01, 2020 @04:31AM
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Substack allows writers to create their own paid newsletters and blogs without the hassle of setting up payments or worrying about gmail's spam filters; it also gives writers more control over their relationships with subscribers, since they can export the mailing list. That's the gist.
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Re:Academic Substack: Open, Free, and Subject to Review
by cblconfederate on Sunday November 01, 2020 @04:38AM
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> or worrying about gmail's spam filters
Oh, how? Do they have some special kind of agreement with Google?
Re:Academic Substack: Open, Free, and Subject to Review
by zorked on Sunday November 01, 2020 @05:29AM
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I'm not Substack but "email ops" is a thing that exists, where you have someone working on reputation, getting you off blackhole lists, keep up with the latest DKIM-like thing to ensure deliverability, etc.
For very large email senders it, yes, may include knowing whose phone number to call.
Re:Academic Substack: Open, Free, and Subject to Review
by cblconfederate on Sunday November 01, 2020 @05:50AM
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smells like typical SV nepotism then (because substack is not yet a very large sender)