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If the author was concerned about getting censored by Google or feeding their data empire, they could set up a self-hosted Google Docs-like, like NextCloud. Th
by indigochill 5y ago
If the author was concerned about getting censored by Google or feeding their data empire, they could set up a self-hosted Google Docs-like, like NextCloud.
The readers would still need to trust the author's not doing anything nefarious with their IP addresses, but I guess there's a degree of implicit trust when subscribing to a newsletter.
- noduerme 5y agoI would just put it on my own server. Are people really worried about clicking a private link and having their IP address logged? Just opening an email with a tracking pixel triggers that already, and you have to assume clicking a link will log your IP whether with Google or Constant Contact or any other mass email provider.