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>if you really believe in what you're writing, why wouldn't you want everyone to have a read? I write in public so that there’s a time stamped publicly accessi
by AndrewKemendo 7mo ago
>if you really believe in what you're writing, why wouldn't you want everyone to have a read?
I write in public so that there’s a time stamped publicly accessible record of my opinion that I can reference quickly for people I’m communicating with. It’s like a public ledger
I don’t really care how many people read my writing because it’s illegible to 99.999999% of humans (I’d guess there are about 7000 ppl on earth who could grok my work). Not everything is for everyone. Just because I publish doesn’t mean I want everyone to read my stuff
- 1dom 7mo agoYeah, I agree with your approach entirely - it feels like the mature option compared to the young influencer view that you want everyone to read your opinion. Seeing it as a public ledger, rather than a platform or podium means you might not even want people to read it, but you do need everyone to be able to for it to act as a valid public ledger.