How does @SubstackInc approach the issue of censorship?
@Rabble & @cjgbest talk about the market that BADLY needs Free Speech with moderation
Full rip of Revolution.Social : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xz2dIgQbPL4
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It was fascinating to talk to Chris Best above how subtract tries to run a platform that’s pro-free speech.
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What's disappointing to me about Substack is its increasing "Twitter-fication." I open the App and I'm greeted not with a list of essays from my subscribers, but a "Twitter-like" social feed of quote replies, mostly from rando's I'm not subscribing to, mostly highlighting salacious, raunchy "I cheated on my husband"-type content.
In fact, it's remarkably difficult to get the app to "Just show me the essays, please."
