Your new green background is very pleasant and gentle on my eyes.
I cannot precisely interpret the message you received but I'd guess someone who doesn't have time to read may have deleted a number of free Substack subscriptions so he doesn't have to pay a storage fee. (That happened to me recently and in response I deleted a number of subscriptions myself.)
Interesting, I didn’t change background color. Didn’t know that I could.
After getting the second one, I am thinking that it is people who no longer want my emails. I too get more than I can handle but just unsubscribe, not block the address. Does unsubscribing block the address?
I read your posts (usually) on the mobile web address, not on the app. The background is a gentle turquoise and typeface in white. Has been for as long as I have seen.
Unique, and as KTay mentioned, easy on the eyes.
Thought you'd purposely set this!
Bill Rice has been conversing on substack demon actions -- you might ask him about your boggle.
I may have set it when I first started, it is a color I like, but did not know I could change it and did nothing to change it.
I follow Bill Rice, subscribe actually. I responded to some of his earlier posts on his loss on readership thinking it more likely due to saturation. Not so sure of my argument now.
NOTE: I would have no idea how to change the background color myself but I did notice that Meryl Nass has an orange background and Sheryl Attkisson has a purple background, so apparently it's possible to personalize your own substack.
Yes. The distinctive, pleasant blue-green background is new, to me at least, as I was here a day or two ago when it was the same as always.
Btw, this afternoon I could not access my Substack app at all despite trying several times to reply to a DM from a friend. Eventually I got a message that I had to "update" my app (by downloading whatever it was). So, something apparently has changed within the app to have required that.
I may have been able to select a color or theme when I first began my substack a couple of years ago, I do not remember. I do know that I did not intentionally change anything and that I have always seen the teal background with white lettering.
Also, most other’s subatacks display on my iPad as mine does, teal with white. Recently, a couple of occasionally displayed differently.
Your new green background is very pleasant and gentle on my eyes.
I cannot precisely interpret the message you received but I'd guess someone who doesn't have time to read may have deleted a number of free Substack subscriptions so he doesn't have to pay a storage fee. (That happened to me recently and in response I deleted a number of subscriptions myself.)
Interesting, I didn’t change background color. Didn’t know that I could.
After getting the second one, I am thinking that it is people who no longer want my emails. I too get more than I can handle but just unsubscribe, not block the address. Does unsubscribing block the address?
I read your posts (usually) on the mobile web address, not on the app. The background is a gentle turquoise and typeface in white. Has been for as long as I have seen.
Unique, and as KTay mentioned, easy on the eyes.
Thought you'd purposely set this!
Bill Rice has been conversing on substack demon actions -- you might ask him about your boggle.
I may have set it when I first started, it is a color I like, but did not know I could change it and did nothing to change it.
I follow Bill Rice, subscribe actually. I responded to some of his earlier posts on his loss on readership thinking it more likely due to saturation. Not so sure of my argument now.
I don't think so.
Btw, your substack is the only one I've seen with white lettering on green background.
I am thinking this as both have come right after I posted on topics I know to be controversial amongst those on our side.
The background and coloring of my posts that you remarked upon, is this a recent change?
NOTE: I would have no idea how to change the background color myself but I did notice that Meryl Nass has an orange background and Sheryl Attkisson has a purple background, so apparently it's possible to personalize your own substack.
Yes. The distinctive, pleasant blue-green background is new, to me at least, as I was here a day or two ago when it was the same as always.
Btw, this afternoon I could not access my Substack app at all despite trying several times to reply to a DM from a friend. Eventually I got a message that I had to "update" my app (by downloading whatever it was). So, something apparently has changed within the app to have required that.
I may have been able to select a color or theme when I first began my substack a couple of years ago, I do not remember. I do know that I did not intentionally change anything and that I have always seen the teal background with white lettering.
Also, most other’s subatacks display on my iPad as mine does, teal with white. Recently, a couple of occasionally displayed differently.
That is surprising to learn.
(In any case, you picked a good color.)
I'd like to know what this means as well, because I have never received anything like this.