Is it just me or these are some very boring breads ? I wonder who selects them at Substack. I am sure that there are far more interesting writers on Substack.
If you found these boring, then perhaps you will enjoy this one and change your life and make millions in passive income the rest of your life
I believe that "boring" and "interesting" are subjective. For example, the global empire of Roblox is interesting to me because I've seen personally how people are influenced by the game. You might find it boring if you don't know much about it. I think the writers of Substack Reads try their best to have something for everyone.
Not really, Substack team always pick reads from their golden goose and keep pushing them. If you monitor carefully, you will see this trend of Substack just focusing on their top 1% writers and keep pushing their content. Out of them, they will throw 1 or 2 random writers to show that they support others. I will keep calling out Substack until their change this practice.
While it's fair that you're not satisfied with Substack Reads, I'm not sure if it's reasonable to expect them to look for lesser-known writers every week, and saying that they're just throwing in "1 or 2 random writers" could be backed up by more evidence. Just because some people find these writers' content to be "random" doesn't mean that everyone does. The writers that are featured in Substack Reads were chosen because the team finds their work to have value. My advice is, if you want to be featured in Substack Reads, work harder until you're discovered.
Great story in Roblox studio. Funny, I showed my niece how to program a web page, then she showed me Roblox studio, which I had never seen. No wonder she wasn't impressed with my silly web page!
Recently launched my own substack! My latest thesis summary is about *Safestyle UK plc*, the UK’s leader in window and door replacements. It would mean the world to me if you took the time to provide me with some feedback. Those of you interested in the investing world, I'd love to hear from you!
I love Jeff Pearlman's writing....somehow, in the midst of writing great books like his recent one on Bo Jackson, he finds time to create in-depth pieces on the myriad aspects of journalism.
Roblox story is interesting!
Would love to share my new guide to Japanese katsu!
https://hiddenjapan.substack.com/p/the-yoshoku-food-trilogy-the-original
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Is it just me or these are some very boring breads ? I wonder who selects them at Substack. I am sure that there are far more interesting writers on Substack.
If you found these boring, then perhaps you will enjoy this one and change your life and make millions in passive income the rest of your life
https://open.substack.com/pub/raisini/p/how-i-built-a-billion-dollar-passive?r=aegif&utm_medium=ios&utm_campaign=post
I believe that "boring" and "interesting" are subjective. For example, the global empire of Roblox is interesting to me because I've seen personally how people are influenced by the game. You might find it boring if you don't know much about it. I think the writers of Substack Reads try their best to have something for everyone.
Not really, Substack team always pick reads from their golden goose and keep pushing them. If you monitor carefully, you will see this trend of Substack just focusing on their top 1% writers and keep pushing their content. Out of them, they will throw 1 or 2 random writers to show that they support others. I will keep calling out Substack until their change this practice.
While it's fair that you're not satisfied with Substack Reads, I'm not sure if it's reasonable to expect them to look for lesser-known writers every week, and saying that they're just throwing in "1 or 2 random writers" could be backed up by more evidence. Just because some people find these writers' content to be "random" doesn't mean that everyone does. The writers that are featured in Substack Reads were chosen because the team finds their work to have value. My advice is, if you want to be featured in Substack Reads, work harder until you're discovered.
Agreed. Maybe readers will find this one more interesting
https://open.substack.com/pub/raisinirecords/p/amplifying-womens-voices-the-rising?r=29q9if&utm_medium=ios&utm_campaign=post
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They may not be as crunchy and chewy as a fresh ciabatta, but I wouldn't consider these breads boring. Brioche - now that's a boring bread.
There need to be more discussions on interesting VS boring breads here on Substack. Thanks for kicking it off.
Why am i getting these fluff pieces sent to me? Worthless junk
Roblox story is interesting
Great story in Roblox studio. Funny, I showed my niece how to program a web page, then she showed me Roblox studio, which I had never seen. No wonder she wasn't impressed with my silly web page!
Funny
Great story. It’s also now so readily apparent that Zuckerberg is chasing Roblox.
Thank you for some nice reads.
Got some living history over at my place! Hope you enjoy it!
https://fireonthemt.substack.com/p/living-history-days
Do relaunched SubStacks count as 'new' for the 'Recently Launched' section?
For folks navigating addiction recovery and life in sobriety, introducing SoberStack—an annotated directory of Substacks in the recovery space.
I'll be updating it every two weeks, so if your pub's a fit, please head over and drop it in the comments. Here's the inaugural edition: https://danaleighlyons.substack.com/p/sober-substack-addiction-recovery-sobriety
Merci
Hello Teddy what motivated you.
Right on. I did a well-read/commented on essay on Cormac McCarthy:
https://michaelmohr.substack.com/p/no-country-for-old-men
Michael Mohr
‘Sincere American Writing’
https://michaelmohr.substack.com/
Michael, I’ve seen your writings. Who/what motivated you?
Recently launched my own substack! My latest thesis summary is about *Safestyle UK plc*, the UK’s leader in window and door replacements. It would mean the world to me if you took the time to provide me with some feedback. Those of you interested in the investing world, I'd love to hear from you!
I love Jeff Pearlman's writing....somehow, in the midst of writing great books like his recent one on Bo Jackson, he finds time to create in-depth pieces on the myriad aspects of journalism.
Check him out:
https://open.substack.com/pub/pearlman/p/the-yang-slinger-vol-liv?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=53b13
Do you have a website I can subscribe to?
Humbled by the feature! Thank you 🙏