#TikTok for substack

[mehmetyildizmelbourne-blog]

How YouTubers, TikToker's & Podcasters Succeed on Substack

A TikToker Aaron Parnas, recently joined Substack has gained over 300K subscribers and 10K paid members to his publication If You Are a YouTuber, TikToker, or Podcaster, You Might Do Well on Substack Recently, I found many of my friends who contribute to YouTube, TikTok or Podcasting platforms like Spotify or Apple have started coming to Substack. Interestingly, in a few days, their subscribers…

[violet-and-honey]

I miss good old fashioned blogspot blogs. Like I want to stumble upon the diary style writings and digital camera photos of some girl I fall madly into a girl crush with and i eagerly await her heartfelt indepth life updates

[theoverstimulated]

"One of the immediate actions I took was to delete a bunch of my social media accounts. I deleted (both of) my X (Twitter) accounts, my TikTok, and all (three) of my Instagram accounts. I already knew that getting rid of my Facebook account was a blessing, as it forced me to communicate directly with the people I wanted to be in my life and to release those who were not making any effort (beyond spectating), so it effectively strengthened my existing relationships. I know how scary it can be to think that you might lose what tentative connections you have, but please hear me when I say that those superficial connections are taking up your time, space, and energy that could be better spent elsewhere creating actual community."

Behind-the-scenes work to get your life aligned with your values isn't glamorous, but it is very necessary if you're trying to actually change your life to be one you're happy living. Self-betrayal through adhering to the status quo will eat at your soul.

[kjscottwrites]

Well for one I'M not going anywhere, but lets say for no particular reason that Tumblr does bite it...

I don't mean this as any sort of doomsaying, because I'm staying here and will stay here indefinitely. This is where my community is. But, I am curious if people are feeling inclined to relocate!

Feel free to add your other socials to this thread as well!

[soracities]

hello, hope you're well!! you've posted a while back several times excerpts from a substack article on the importance of reading and how it gives us agency over our thoughts, but i can't remember the name of it, and i was wondering if you could help me find it again please! lots of love <33

yes, of course! it's "you've been traumatized into hating reading (and it makes you easier to control" from Ismatu Gwendolyn's substack threadings

[phoebeegreen3]

❁ Phoebe's social medias ❁

⋆ 〟✮ « . * For all of you that want to know a little more about me, i'm going to let you my different social medias accounts so you can follow me there too. If you go from tumblr and your first language isn't spanish, let me know that too!

WATTPAD INSTAGRAM SUBSTRACK SPOTIFY TIKTOK

Soon on AO3...

Lov u!

-Phoebs

[tyrannicalgirl]

The Labyrinth: Physical Media and Virtual Reality

[crimson-and-clover-1717]

Rhys saying goodbye TikTok.

‘Not a big thinker…’ Who’s he kidding?

[keyishacolecat]

I'm not immune to tarot reader content. In fact, I welcome them with open arms. I talk more about this in my latest newsletter teehee

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Jess Piper at The View from Rural Missouri:

I am also the typical rural woman, with one exception…I am a progressive. And I’m loud. And I have a large platform. And I call out the GOP, which is why what I’m about to tell you might not shock you: my family was swatted. The swat unfolded in such an odd manner. I was gardening — no surprise — and I heard my dogs start barking. They do this when anyone pulls into the drive. I looked up to see a County Sheriff’s SUV parked down the drive. He didn’t pull up close to the house. My first instinct was panic. We have four adult children and my first thought was that something had happened to one of my kids.

The deputy was apprehensive which made me even more nervous. Then I saw he had a piece of paper in his hand. Whew! I thought maybe he was looking for someone or that I had a summons or something of the sort. He stood away from me and asked if my name was Jessica. He knew the answer, he lives down the highway, but I affirmed it. He then asked me how many kids I have. Again…panic. I asked him what this was about? He walked up to me and handed over the piece of paper he was holding. It was a printed email that had been sent to several law enforcement offices and several state offices in Missouri…it had even been mailed to my local water department. The email claimed to be from a close family relation. The letter stated that the family member had murdered me and my husband the night before. It went on to state that they intended to shoot and kill anyone who came on the property. [...]

This is going to be a long list. I can think of several state legislators who would like to see police storming my house with guns drawn. I get threats nearly every week online, but I brush them off as bots. And, then something came to mind that happened last week… I wrote a tweet last week that got the attention of an account called “The Libs of Tik Tok.”

I wrote about a doctor at the fatal Trump rally who gave medical attention to the fireman who later died at the rally. I talked about being so confused to see a doctor, an OBGYN, wearing a MAGA hat and shirt. In the tweet, I spoke about not wanting to think about the treatment an immigrant or a person of color or a woman in need of an abortion would receive from that doctor. I was horrified to know that a practicing physician could support Trump. There is an important distinction for me: The doctor wasn’t your ordinary, run-of-the-mill, conservative Republican. He attended a rally in which others had signs for mass deportation and concentration camps. That’s not okay. The tweet took off, but nothing too wild until that evening. I saw my phone blow up. I muted the tweet, but it was being quote-tweeted. A lot. So, I caved and looked at what was going on. It was the “Libs of Tik Tok.” Shit. Here we go. They were not only threatening me on Twitter, they found me on Facebook and started replying to my posts. They moved to my Tik Tok account and did the same thing. I spent a couple hours blocking and deleting comments and then really didn’t think much more about it. I thought it was over.

[...] Raichik uses her platform to harass teachers and LGBTQ folks especially, but anyone in general. I am a former teacher and a progressive activist…prime for the attack. Her minions often call in bomb threats and send police officers to the doors of progressives. Someone pulled my swatting off, but there is something they should know: I was rattled, but not terrorized. You didn’t win. I am a rural woman…most in my community know me and my politics. When an email came in claiming to be a close relation who shot and killed me, they thought better than to send a SWAT team out. They knew it sounded off because they know of me. They sent my neighbor, the Deputy Sheriff. They were right.

Read this Substack post from Jess Piper, and it’s very frightening. Piper and her family were swatted recently at their home, and anti-LGBTQ+ extremist account Libs of TikTok (run by domestic terrorist Chaya Raichik) incited the swatting.

[amethystsoda]

Substack was becoming a good place for writers and chefs, but recently they announced:

[vanillantique]

she. girl blogger. writer. 60s. 70s. 80s. vintage reposter.

𐙚⋆°. substack tiktok

[treeezyparadise]

I was on SUBSTACK for a minute and the thing about SUBSTACK is that no one on there seems to hate their own user base. Like objectively, SUBSTACK harbors the worst people (writers) saying the most annoying, self-aggrandizing shit about themselves and then you make a really good joke about it and everyone is mad????? At least on tumblr everyone is aware

[tyrannicalgirl]

In honor of the death of TikTok, The Labyrinth: Physical Media and Virtual Reality

[heavenlyyshecomes]

we need to dismantle the insipid internet microtrend commentary substack industrial complex