Here's the thing: I also see the death of long-form happening here on Substack. It'll be the same thing we saw on Twitter: You publish a post, share the link, and instead of commenting in-depth on the actual post, you'll get a few pithy reactions on the app.
As with everything, time will tell. My biggest fear, though, is Notes becoming yet another dopamine farm. I've already seen the infestation of all the obnoxious political dorks from Twitter banging on about "HAVE YOU SEEN WHAT THE REPUBLICANS JUST DID?" and stupid stuff like that. It does not bode well.
Here's the thing: I also see the death of long-form happening here on Substack. It'll be the same thing we saw on Twitter: You publish a post, share the link, and instead of commenting in-depth on the actual post, you'll get a few pithy reactions on the app.
As with everything, time will tell. My biggest fear, though, is Notes becoming yet another dopamine farm. I've already seen the infestation of all the obnoxious political dorks from Twitter banging on about "HAVE YOU SEEN WHAT THE REPUBLICANS JUST DID?" and stupid stuff like that. It does not bode well.