Substack’s Twitter-esque Notes feature has officially launched
. Instead of tweets, you have notes. Instead of retweets, you get restacks. You can post external links, images, videos and anything else that strikes your fancy.Your feed is broken up into two groups. The"Home" tab is the extended network comprised of creators you subscribe to, other users these creators recommend and anyone you follow. The"Subscribed" tab is reserved for content creators, prioritizing notes and activity from creators you actually subscribe to.
"Historically, having worthy posts get shared widely is one of the major ways that writers find growth on Substack,” the company writes. “Notes will help posts find a valuable audience of writers and readers who are already invested in the Substack ecosystem and are just one click away from a subscription.”
Substack Notes already caused a fair bit of controversy straight from its first announcement last week. Upon that announcement, Twitter began
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