A Substack Error Corrected
Apologies to all who were affected...
My experience with the Substack platform over the last two years has been very good. For example, even though they are continuing to add new features, typically they have been done seamlessly — so kudos to them.
However, I (and you) experienced a major glitch over my last three (3) posts: readers were unable to make comments after my articles!
For example, some readers were told that they had to be paying subscribers to make a post — which was incorrect. (I have declined hundreds of offers by subscribers to pay for my commentaries, as I am not doing this for financial compensation.)
The explanations I’ve been given for this glitch by Substack IT people are technical, so not worth getting into with subscribers. The bottom line is that they had a programming error which now seems to have been fixed.
The takeaway is that you can now go back to these three posts and make comments:
Critically Thinking about the Upcoming 2024 Election
Please review those three posts and feel free to wax eloquently after any of them.
I’ve been assured that there should be no problem with any free subscriber making comments in the future. (If there are, please email me.)
Thank you for your patience and support!
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John,
Thanks for sending this explanation. I am suspicious sometimes when something such as this doesn't work as advertised and designed. My first thought is censorship and outside interference.
Glad to hear that the problem was fixed and nothing more serious.
Keep up the great work.
Bill
Comments should be important to all scientists…
…one reason I don’t read Dr. Malone, even though I had been paid, when I had to make the choice for budgeting, now my perspective isn’t wanted and maybe Malone could have used a tidbit found in comments😉