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Substack Is Where Writers Go to Be Weird

3 herbertl 2 7/14/2025, 3:20:35 PM vulture.com ↗

Comments (2)

ddingus · 17h ago

I love substack because it empowers writers to say what they want, and I would argue, need to say.

I much prefer real exchanges, great, ugly and every kind in between, to sanitized expression

Don't get me wrong. We often need the moderation. It is just awful nice to avoid it at times.

herbertl · 17h ago

https://archive.ph/TQvzi