Every time I see "my substack", I read it as "my blog on a site that helps support Nazis"

[fajfer@mastodon.social]

@danielskatz I spit my drink reading this. @mapache

[earwigplanet@mastodon.social]

@danielskatz I've been using Steady and have a backup on an old Weebly blog (though some of the emails I've been getting sound like Weebly is being discontinued).

[fajfer@mastodon.social]

@danielskatz Actually, aren't they neonazis technically? I assume you're referring to actual people spreading the so called national socialist propaganda using actual nazi symbols

[starlily@mastodon.social]

@fajfer @danielskatz a distinction without difference.

[random_industries@mastodon.social]

@danielskatz you know: so does facebook, twitter/x, instagram etc etc etc … so whats the news?

[fajfer@mastodon.social]

@starlily @danielskatz maybe if you're not european

[starlily@mastodon.social]

@fajfer ok reply guy, since it matters to you; explain the difference.

[fajfer@mastodon.social]

@starlily ok attitude guy, i'm sure you can find it explained well enough somewhere on the internet

[mapache@hachyderm.io]

@fajfer @danielskatz

Funny, since I decided to stop posting in substack and wrote a post about how that is a nazi bar, I have been having new followers (in substack) every day.

Like ...

[fajfer@mastodon.social]

@mapache I'm sorry but I never used it nor I am aware of anyone using it. Don't they have to pay for following you?

[gabek@social.gabekangas.com]

@danielskatz "My substack", because they honestly believe they have any ownership over it. Right next to "my Instagram" or "my Discord server".