A couple of months ago, I wrote about why, if you’re a writer, you should be on Substack. At the same time, CSPI was publishing all of its material on our own website. After some deliberation, we’ve decided that the advice I provided to individual writers applied just as strongly to institutions.
> The one part of the old website we haven’t been able to bring over yet in its entirety is Philippe’s blog, since its posts include a lot of fancy math that uses LaTeX, which Substack currently doesn’t support. We’ve been in discussions with Substack and they hope to solve this problem soon, at which point we’ll move all of Philippe’s previous writing here too.
While you're getting Substack to support LaTeX, can you also have a word with them about supporting Markdown?
Good luck with your move. You deserve it.
> The one part of the old website we haven’t been able to bring over yet in its entirety is Philippe’s blog, since its posts include a lot of fancy math that uses LaTeX, which Substack currently doesn’t support. We’ve been in discussions with Substack and they hope to solve this problem soon, at which point we’ll move all of Philippe’s previous writing here too.
While you're getting Substack to support LaTeX, can you also have a word with them about supporting Markdown?