Here's how to find interesting people on Substack
You're not a computer, so stop begging the algorithm to do this for you
Stop pleading with the Substack algorithm to find you cool people to follow.
Go to the profile page (like mine, below) of someone you subscribe to, and check out all the posts they LIKE and the publications they subscribe to.
Look at what Austin Kleon likes.
Patti Smith subscribes to five newsletters.
I guarantee you’ll find some interesting characters by doing this, and it’s way more fun than waiting on a computer algorithm
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Totally agree Seth. Shouting into the void that we are looking for connections is just as frustrating here as it is on other social platforms. The recommend feature is one of the best things about Substack.