>>6344
>Substack
I've seen a lot of anti-vaxx/covid "disinfo" on it, and the company has pretty clearly stated that they just want to be a platform for people to speak their mind and share information. Given that it's so far resisted the ire of globohomo, I think it's a safe bet if you want a normalfag-friendly interface and decent exposure on search engines and the like. Substack blogs can also have mailing lists and potential monetary subscriptions, which are nice features to have integrated if you ever plan to make use of them.
I think it's a solid option for blogging, especially if you aren't saying anything truly controversial (read: true), but keep in mind that nothing lasts forever. I wouldn't try to make a home there, given what happened with Medium and Patreon, two other platforms that had a single simple job - to let people be supported for producing content that their fans liked - and both managed to fuck it up with pricing and ToS changes.
>>6361
>racist anime fanfiction
You can't just tell us that and not snare it.