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I also read that and thought "Oh, they know how my brain works? Seems a bit presumptuous..." I thought the next section of copy was even more off-putting. "It
by resu_nimda 13y ago
I also read that and thought "Oh, they know how my brain works? Seems a bit presumptuous..."
I thought the next section of copy was even more off-putting. "It cares about your identity." Because your name appears on the article and you can use your own domain and avatar. How is that differentiated from any platform that allegedly doesn't care about your identity?
Writers shouldn’t be defined by the brands of their publishers...
And yet, every svtble blog I've seen is very clearly a svtble page first, text content second, and any consideration for personal identity a distant third. I don't really have an issue with that but why feature such a ridiculous claim?
- kgc 13y agoMy biggest issue with the competition (Medium) is that it does not allow you to use your own domain.
- baddox 13y ago> Oh, they know how my brain works? That seems like a rather bizarre idea to attribute to Svbtle. It seems clear to me that the "you" in their copy is someone who is likely to be interested in their product. That's an extremely common wording in marketing copy.