Product Outlook: Write.as and WriteFreely
After taking a bit of a sabbatical in 2022, I’m back into Write.as and WriteFreely development. My views on the product naturally change ...
Celebrating 8 years of Write.as 🥳 — Write.as Deals
It’s February 2nd, the day we first launched Write.as in 2015! A lot has happened this past year, both on the web and with the small team...
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[theme] The phones I've owned so far — tmo
I don't know how I happened across this blog, but one of the posts on here is The smartphones I've owned so far, which seemed like a fun ...
A Write.as-ifesto (in terms of interface stuff) — tmo
There are many services under the WriteFreely/Write.as umbrella: Write.as Snap.as Remark.as Discuss.write.as Here's how I see it workin...
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Switching from a crowded email inbox to a more organized system for customer... — Micro Matt
erything is powered by our Discourse forum. Write.as users get a certain email address to send to, based on their support level. Those emails show up in different Discourse group inboxes. The high-priority group also pings my personal email, just so I don’t forget it’s there. But the low-priority group won’t ever disturb me — I have to visit that inbox to see messages there. When my email hour starts, first I v...