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Honest, good faith question here. One stated goal of building this is because you "deleted most social media, but still wanted a way to keep in touch with frien
by stolenmerch 4y ago
Honest, good faith question here. One stated goal of building this is because you "deleted most social media, but still wanted a way to keep in touch with friends and my network." How does this solve that? Keeping in touch is not about the web presence, it's about the network. How does this work differently than something like about.me?
- davidbanham 4y agoThis has an email newsletter built in. People can subscribe via the site and you can publish newsletters through their back end.
- anthropodie 4y agoIn India, the only thing people use email for is when they are applying for jobs or other official requirements. Email is never used for personal communication. Forget about general public even the IT crowd does not use email for anything personal.
- philip1209 4y agoYes, like the other comment mentions - there's a built-in newsletter that also acts like a light blog. Check out how I use it on my personal site: https://www.philipithomas.com/ https://www.philipithomas.com/ I also custom-generate OpenGraph images for each page and post, which makes them look great when shared on social networks. My philosophy is that you should be able to write once, then share everywhere - which I chat more about in the launch post here: https://www.contraption.co/news/launching-postcard https://www.contraption.co/news/launching-postcard