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Grace Lavery was offered and accepted an offer to join the writers in Substack pro.

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Name names! Name names! For the good of your country!!!

Little too much free time, pal?

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Meh, this took about two hours. I had two hours of free time.

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I am pretty sure I read somewhere that Substack also approached Heather Cox Richardson, but I don't recall the details.

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Not to say Ira's not a Pro, but Substack was "approaching" a lot of writers without offering an advance or salary deal, mostly just DMing people, which is different than this list. I'll see what else I can find.

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Consider me picky, but based on my wanderings around Substack, quality is not at the top of the list of why-Substack-is-better-than [fill in the blank]. I have found and documented several newsletters that would get a fifth grader a well-deserved grade of "F" for spelling, punctuation, and grammatical errors. I found others, supposedly supported by subscribers, that have not been updated for several months. One is going on a year. I find it difficult to believe someone would pay sixty bucks a year and get nothing in return.

For now, for me, Substack an experiment to prove or negate an opinion.

https://iamcolorado.substack.com/

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