Discussion Are you on Substack?

[azo]

Sometimes I see members on here refer to their Substack blogs. As an avid Substack user I'm pretty interested in seeing what SS members write.

Probably a good place to mention that you can apply visibility filters to your responses through formatting.

 

[Unsure and Useless]

I've heard about Substack before (some of my fave YouTubers have one), but I'm too shy to make an account...

 

[Fresh Soju]

Yep, do write my own stuff on that site.
Strongly considering writing about my personal experience with suicide one day.

 

[Pluto]

 

[Fresh Soju]

I've seen your Substack posts! They're all like:

shfudf89 efdcfdgrtvhybjunimkol,p;,.;kmjnhbgvftcgvhybujikolp;kpiojuyh

!!!

 

[noname223]

Sometimes I see members on here refer to their Substack blogs. As an avid Substack user I'm pretty interested in seeing what SS members write.

Probably a good place to mention that you can apply visibility filters to your responses through formatting.

Wouldn't you get cancelled if your Substack account is linked to your Sanctioned Suicide account? I don't write on Substack but I thought about similar projects. And my first rule would be to seperate my online identities.

 

[azo]

Wouldn't you get cancelled if you Substack account is linked to your Sanctioned Suicide account? I don't write on Substack but I thought about similar projects. And my first rule would be to seperate my online identities.

That is why I mentioned the visibility formatting (though I get some people may still be disinclined to share. I am still a little disappointed My DMs are open for anyone who is willing to share their Substack).

Practically speaking though, I'm not sure if SS is well-known enough for a bad actor to actively make an effort to expose a member, or (frankly) if anyone on here is big enough to get cancelled per se? Also, some Substack accounts aren't linked to personal identities.

I have often found myself thinking while reading your longform posts that you should have a Substack.