@ernie why worry yourself with the format if the conveying of your ideas is what matters? why not be excited at the prospect of someone taking up the mantle of making your content more accessible for you?
authors didn’t “want” to have their books read and recorded, but they realized their stories could reach more minds so they embraced audiobook technology. why not do the same?
also, why come on here to grumble about something that is so inconsequential and doesn’t harm you? most of your subscribers probably don’t read your newsletter anyway... i mean just look up newsletter read rates. like cmon now. fr?
@tothedaring just to clarify to some degree, my whole approach to how I write and what I built is based around formats (as in all the numbers and lists I use in my pieces), and if I built a podcast, I would approach it differently.
For me it's never been just about the ideas—it's also about the path there, if that makes sense.
I just want the creator to have a say in what they build. That's it.
@tothedaring Thanks. I realize it can come off as a bit precious, but I also think it’s a realistic thing to raise concerns about right now.
To be clear, I’m not opposed to an audio form of Tedium, it’s just not as easy as putting a microphone in front of me and riffing, at least in my own head.
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