It’s interesting times for writers who are in it for the writing (I’m primarily that), rather than as a means to something else like money, influence, marketing, lead-gen, or as an information-products business like online courses (all of which I’ve done as a side effect)
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If your concern is keeping an open-source stack thriving as an innovation feedstock, I agree. I’m not sure WP will retain that role much longer due to age, PHP etc. But the principle is fine. And there are younger candidates too.
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No, I think cavalierly stating that blogging is dead and that Substack is the end-all be-all is a more static view of the market than one I would espouse
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That’s not what I’m arguing. See my OP if interested. I’m covering a range of developments, nrwslettering among them. And the post is on my Wordpress site.
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