When people go live on Substack or other platforms, the videos get added to their feeds with auto-generated thumbnails. I'll be scrolling and sometimes the blurry resting face of a journalist I used to work with will suddenly pop up. I always enjoy that. There's a culture on Substack, too, of creating "hidden open threads" for only those who know how to find them to add comments. I see all of those, just by being an RSS reader.
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