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meanwhile i do a fairly robust freelance business. with one notable exception, if i'm typing a piece, it's for a decent sum of money. but these pieces exist outside of the takeconomy or wokeconomy. they're just work-for-hire, so they shouldn't count in an analysis of my account
thus you can't really do much with an account like this one. there are some other "working writers" in the same boat -- they just produce copy for hire on unglamorous niche topics. but a scabbing academic, tenured ideally, can often be found on here working a big brand account
@Tinkzorg mentioned this topic to me in the context of these hard-to-classify mini-big accounts that nevertheless serve no discernible function that would justify the time/effort expended on making them so marketable. he also mentioned tweets lamenting declines in likes, etc.
in other words, can there be a "recession" for likes, which are essentially free? can accounts "dip" if their content goes off-brand? this and many other hot topics were discussed on the latest @whatisleftpod with @tereseaimee, angela nagle, and @Tinkzorg , coming soon.
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