I don't think any of that has substantial effect, most users aren't writers, this is true in traditional social media, and is even more true in substack. As a

I don't think any of that has substantial effect, most users aren't writers, this is true in traditional social media, and is even more true in substack. As a reader, I like substack. It promotes a healthy diversity in opinions unlike the increasingly ban-happy established social media and puts some power back into the writer's hands, at the cost of shattering the "For Free!" illusions of free beer social media. What I just wish they do is realize how goddamn fucking aweful their rock-slow website is, how astonishingly user-hostile and actively infuriating it is to use.