If you're going to leave Substack, don't just get on another platform where you don't control your content. Learn how to set up a static site with RSS, on your own domain that you can easily move to another host.

So, people should stop using substack because they might disagree with the writing of some other people using substack?

Super early days, but we've been building a substack alternative on top of atproto, you can check out some publications people have made at leaflet.pub/discover.

I think atproto offers a pretty compelling way to get the benefits of substack, like discovery, native social features like comments, quotes etc, integration into a microblogging network; without locking into a closed network.

The extensibility story is also really good, opening interesting opportunities for individual publishers to augment their experiences.

Moderation, which is the main point of this article, is a bit of an open question, but diffusing responsibility the way bluesky does is a more promising direction imo than hoping a single trust and safety department can make everyone happy.