Still uploading to Substack and Youtube, but view the two sites as platforms that are owned by another party, and X, to my knowledge, doesn't lead to subscribers on Substack. I considered Paragraph.com, a "web3" blogging platform, but feel the distribution isn't there to choose that over a native site.
Posts are files in git, and no trackers.
RSS still works. /rss.xml and /atom.xml. Each item carries a SHA-256 of the post body so readers can verify the feed matches the canonical post if they ever want to.
- Agent-readable. Posts are also available as JSON at /api/posts and via the MCP server. If an AI agent wants to cite my work, it can.
— Anderson