Appreciate that the simpler format will be much easier for you to compile. However, I will miss your inimitable commentary . . . .
Perhaps you could insert a few of your comments following each (or at least some) of the links in future issues? . . . . It was your commentary that really made this Substack unique and compelling.
Chad Rabbit's commentary also made it possible to consume this tragic content without descending into complete and utter despair.
In contrast, if I wanted a litany of hopeless disasters, with no "perspective" on the calamity, I could read Mark Crispin Miller's unrelenting stream of tragedies:
I do read MCM's stack too. If you're not already familiar with The COVID Blog, the author Brian is an amazing journalist. Since you like Chad Rabbit's style I think you would really appreciate Brian's as well. 😊
Appreciate that the simpler format will be much easier for you to compile. However, I will miss your inimitable commentary . . . .
Perhaps you could insert a few of your comments following each (or at least some) of the links in future issues? . . . . It was your commentary that really made this Substack unique and compelling.
Thanks, in advance, for your consideration.
"It was your commentary that really made this Substack unique and compelling."
100% agree
Chad Rabbit's commentary also made it possible to consume this tragic content without descending into complete and utter despair.
In contrast, if I wanted a litany of hopeless disasters, with no "perspective" on the calamity, I could read Mark Crispin Miller's unrelenting stream of tragedies:
> https://markcrispinmiller.substack.com/archive
I do read MCM's stack too. If you're not already familiar with The COVID Blog, the author Brian is an amazing journalist. Since you like Chad Rabbit's style I think you would really appreciate Brian's as well. 😊
https://thecovidblog.com/