ephemeral plaintext - by visakan veerasamy
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heartfelt posts lost in time like tears in rain
This was originally written in Substack Notes, but it sorta kept going, and I thought I’d just publish it as a standalone post instead. ✱ I think I’m beginning to get a sense for what I want to use these ‘substack notes’ for. When I first learned about it, it seemed like a pointless add-on to the platform. And maybe it is, actually, and maybe I can work with that. I like to believe in that principle of creativity that everything that seems useless can actually be useful in some other context. Take for example glue that happens to not be very sticky. What’s the point of that? It seems like…
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