Post #2234016
2026-05-06 15:52 UTC
@emsenn@kolektiva.social For myself, Substack, the Fediverse are just relatively new avenues to find public discourse, yet my impression is that the Fediverse, and the parts of Substack I’ve looked at generally speaking feels more liberal and much less MAGGATy which suits me. 🙂
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@emsenn@kolektiva.social 2026-05-06 15:54
@Huntn00@mastodon.world Oooh that's cool you're finding both at about the same time! I find they both tend to talk about the same general topics, at the same time, but in TOTALLY different framings, and it can be really useful. Like here is often very focused on what just happened and next steps, and that's great. Substack often has content on what just happened, and how that looks in the lens of older theories, or how that might change things over multiple steps through time. But! People on the Fediverse tend to really dislike Substack, while people on Substack tend to like the Fediverse, at least in my experience.