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The site looks like it can't be read or perused until one gives and email first.
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I've been following Type Town for a few months now. It's a fun newsletter with a variety of links & stories about people using typewriters. Not as rich as OZ Typewriter, but still a nice, light survey.
Kalani wrote:
The site looks like it can't be read or perused until one gives and email first.
That's sort of how substack works: it's a web site for email newsletters that also get posted to the web so you can interact either way.
But: You don't have to do that. If you go to the site, there's a little "No thanks" link near the bottom of the screen prompting you for email, which allows you to go right to the articles. Also, if you use an RSS reader to read blogs, you can do that without entering your email address. That's how I did it for a while.
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robmck wrote:
I've been following Type Town for a few months now. It's a fun newsletter with a variety of links & stories about people using typewriters. Not as rich as OZ Typewriter, but still a nice, light survey.
Kalani wrote:
The site looks like it can't be read or perused until one gives and email first.
That's sort of how substack works: it's a web site for email newsletters that also get posted to the web so you can interact either way.
But: You don't have to do that. If you go to the site, there's a little "No thanks" link near the bottom of the screen prompting you for email, which allows you to go right to the articles. Also, if you use an RSS reader to read blogs, you can do that without entering your email address. That's how I did it for a while.
Didn't know that.
Thanks.
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From the Blog, I read that Mr. Herb Permillion of the old California Typewriter shop and of movie-fame passed away late Dec. 2022.
He had finally closed up the shop in 2020 to enjoy his retirement. Herb lost his wife in July of that same year.