Substack’s Twitter account has been suspended [EDIT: I was wrong]
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Re: Substack’s Twitter account has been suspended [EDIT: I was wrong]
#2But this seems to be Substack's official account: https://twitter.com/substackinc
Or just someone paying for the check & masquerading, so I can't be sure.
Re: Substack’s Twitter account has been suspended [EDIT: I was wrong]
#3One platform is has a temporal advantage, and the other has a quality advantage.
No one is going to Substack for breaking news and no one is going to twitter for nuanced, quality perspectives.
Linking between the two is net positive, is it not?
Re: Substack’s Twitter account has been suspended [EDIT: I was wrong]
#4Re: Substack’s Twitter account has been suspended [EDIT: I was wrong]
#5Hilarious that Twitter thinks of Substack as a rival. I don't think they are similar products at all. One platform is has a temporal advantage, and the other has a quality advantage. No one is going to Substack for breaking news and no one is going to twitter for nuanced, quality perspectives. Linking between the two is net positive, is it not?
No one should be going there for that, but some are, and Twitter doesn't want to pop that reality bubble.
Re: Substack’s Twitter account has been suspended [EDIT: I was wrong]
#6Hilarious that Twitter thinks of Substack as a rival. I don't think they are similar products at all. One platform is has a temporal advantage, and the other has a quality advantage. No one is going to Substack for breaking news and no one is going to twitter for nuanced, quality perspectives. Linking between the two is net positive, is it not?
> no one is going to twitter for nuanced, quality perspectives. No one should be going there for that, but some are, and Twitter doesn't want to pop that reality bubble.
Re: Substack’s Twitter account has been suspended [EDIT: I was wrong]
#7Wait. Isn't this Substack's Twitter? https://twitter.com/SubstackInc
Re: Substack’s Twitter account has been suspended [EDIT: I was wrong]
#8Hilarious that Twitter thinks of Substack as a rival. I don't think they are similar products at all. One platform is has a temporal advantage, and the other has a quality advantage. No one is going to Substack for breaking news and no one is going to twitter for nuanced, quality perspectives. Linking between the two is net positive, is it not?