The reason I read Honest Broker on Substack is the long form writing. The reason I am NOT on Twitter or Facebook, aside from those platforms' inherent untrustworthy content (yes, I hate that word too, Ted) is their fueling of the attention deficit generation. Please say you'll continue primarily in the original Substack! I have no interest in bite-sized topics or cat photos.
The reason I read Honest Broker on Substack is the long form writing. The reason I am NOT on Twitter or Facebook, aside from those platforms' inherent untrustworthy content (yes, I hate that word too, Ted) is their fueling of the attention deficit generation. Please say you'll continue primarily in the original Substack! I have no interest in bite-sized topics or cat photos.
I wholeheartedly agree with Thomas. Things like this are driven by tech and marketing egos desperate to justify their existences to their VC overlords. Look, we have our very own Twitter feed now! Which ends up dropping even more garbage into the Internet landfill. Just because we “can” doesn’t mean we “should.”
The reason I read Honest Broker on Substack is the long form writing. The reason I am NOT on Twitter or Facebook, aside from those platforms' inherent untrustworthy content (yes, I hate that word too, Ted) is their fueling of the attention deficit generation. Please say you'll continue primarily in the original Substack! I have no interest in bite-sized topics or cat photos.
Have no worries! I will continue to publish on Substack, much like I've done in the past. Anything I do on Substack Notes will be in addition to this.
C'mon Thom(as)...take a bite! It's fun!
I wholeheartedly agree with Thomas. Things like this are driven by tech and marketing egos desperate to justify their existences to their VC overlords. Look, we have our very own Twitter feed now! Which ends up dropping even more garbage into the Internet landfill. Just because we “can” doesn’t mean we “should.”