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This is not an article but rather a tool that you and I have been talking about for a few months now. I’ve known him for about a year and a half. It’s called Logo Designs Service Substack. And Substack is a tool for you to have a paid newsletter. It’s a very simple user interface, a very simple experience where you can basically post a newsletter to a bunch of people and they can pay you for it. And it’s all housed in it, Logo Designs Service basically, software. So talk a bit about Substack and your enthusiasm around it in particular, and more specifically the paid newsletter as a whole. Tim Stoddart: Safe. As you said, this is not an item we have.

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