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In a world of one-liners, memes and hot takes, it can be challenging to capture an audience’s attention while explaining an appropriate amount of nuance and context.

The response came weeks after The Atlantic found that at least 16 Substack newsletters had "overt Nazi symbols" in their logos or graphics, and that white supremacists had been allowed to publish on, and profit from, the platform.

Responding to criticism of its hands-off approach to content moderation, the company said it would not ban Nazi symbols or extremist rhetoric so long as newsletter writers do not incite violence.

The refusal to remove or demonetize extremist blogs means Substack is likely making money from them. It should stop.

Substack, the online platform that provides publishing and monetization tools for authors and writers, is facing pushback from a group of users who say it is giving a platform to Nazis and white supremacists. “From our perspective as Substack publishers, it is unfathomable that someone with a swastika avatar, who writes about ‘The Jewish question’…

Substack, the online publishing portal that hosts subscription-based newsletters, is offering a space for some unseemly characters who are making money not only for themselves,...

As a freelance writer, Hamish McKenzie used to scrabble together income based on a going rate of 40 cents a word. He was chuffed, he once said, when The...

Young women are more feminist than ever, as are big brands and Hollywood franchises. But what happened to the online community blogs and zines once offered?

The Indy’s senior reporter Pam Zubeck was named Journalist of the Year on Oct. 19 by the American Advertising Federation Colorado at an event at City Auditorium.

Article: A correction on Hamas - Charles Eisenstein - From Charles Eisensteins current piece on Substack, A correction on Hamas.