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Same. Most of my readers come from HN, reddit or substack itself. Now it's mostly Python so it makes sense a tech oriented medias will be reading more about it
by BiteCode_dev 4y ago
Same.
Most of my readers come from HN, reddit or substack itself. Now it's mostly Python so it makes sense a tech oriented medias will be reading more about it.
Still, the ban on substack by twitter means that, while a #python tweet gets some view, the same with an article to substack tanks bit time.
- AlbertCory 4y agoI'm curious how you're dealing with Reddit: some of the mods don't even respond to a direct message; they just say "read the guidelines." And then their auto-mod deletes your post.
- BiteCode_dev 4y agoI have a very old account that has been mostly posting quality content. I also take great care of writing content that I wish I would I read myself. So when I post it, it's congruent. Basically, either you find a way to cheat, or you climb the ladder. I'm terrible at cheating.
- Firmwarrior 4y agoIf you post the entirety of the content to Reddit itself and just leave the link in your profile, you can often get away with it