Plus #Pocket's report function seems to have disappeared in the #Android app. For the unfamiliar, that's for rendering issues or misidentifying content type (e.g. something should be an article, but isn't identified as such). Am I stupid? I swear it isn't there anymore.

Used to be, you open your saved item. And regardless of the view it opens in, clicking the dot menu on the bottom right corner showed the option to report issues to Pocket.

Maybe it's Broken by Design for #Substacks? Idk, ofc.

I wish #Pocket worked more consistently with #Substacks. Right now I only read one: Heather Cox Richardson's "Letters of an American". I read free & am not a paid sub. But the daily letters can be read for free. They tend to be long & I prefer to read long things on my #Kobo, but 9/10 Pocket doesn't consider them articles, so they don't show up in my Pocket reading list. Rarely, some are detected properly as articles. But I'm usually stuck reading them elsewhere.

#ereaders #reading #newsletters

I have been thinking a lot about #time. There are too many new shows to #watch, too masubstacksny new #podcasts to listen to, an endless list of #substacks to read, as well, daily newspapers. I pay for so much content that will remain unread, unheard, or unwatched.

How does everyone do it?

My brain is full. My comprehension is low.
Send your best #advice on how to remember what I consume! :flipcat:

So #Substacks "you own your content" really is smoke-and-mirrors misdirection:

Did an export of my content yesterday.
Took 12 hours to complete.

Content export contains html-files, with garbled character sets, so unusable without serious cleaning.