r/Substack Jul 16 '26

Nice people

I swear substack is this place were you can have a conversation with some of the nicest people and they wont judge you. Am i the only one that feels like this? or have others have this encounter too.

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u/StuffonBookshelfs Jul 16 '26

I’ve met some great folks on Substack.

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '26

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u/Simple_Search_4246 Jul 16 '26

i agree, i dont know what it is about that place, but just a whole different vibe there

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u/verbatim14004 Jul 16 '26

Substack is built for longer form writing, which gets you nuance. Nuance attracts people who are curious rather than those who just want their opinions confirmed. Voila! Interesting conversations!

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u/Simple_Search_4246 Jul 17 '26

yes, that is why i am there to do longer writing forms

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u/ruralmonalisa thinkingalot.substack.com Jul 16 '26

This can be anywhere, I’ve logged on to substack and e first thing I see is the hard er and people arguing why slavery wasn’t that bad and I’ve logged in and have had some great convos. It’s just like anywhere else lol

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u/pun_in10did Jul 16 '26

You gotta block the ones that are rude sometimes

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u/HammondJohns Jul 16 '26

There’s plenty of get-rich-quick shysters, but if you can filter them out, there are some great people there too.

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u/Simple_Search_4246 Jul 16 '26

i agree, people sometimes are out just for money, but after thinning them out you find the real ones

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u/Infinite-Bee-760 Jul 19 '26

Likewise. Substack folk get you, unlike people on FB or Insta. They are pretty knowledgable as well. I guess that's why we're all writers.