You can share this with readers (or just share your blog URL) so they can follow your blog directly from apps like Mastodon!
Then, future blog posts will show up directly in their feed, where they can be read, boosted, etc.

ALT Screenshot of the @[email protected] blog, as seen on Mastodon.
Replying to @writeas__ @cogentgene
Otherwise the editor there supports Markdown (to keep it minimal). It's bring-your-own photo host or use ours (@snap_as).
But as a paid user, you can switch to our Rich Text Editor, which give you a more classic interface, easy titles and photo uploads, etc.
Replying to @DavePolaschek
Absolutely. Tried to make it clear that this is what's happening -- here's what people will see. But we'll tweak and explain more, as necessary.
Want your friends to join you on Write.as? Send them an invite!
From your dashboard, hover over your name and click "Invite people." Then you can generate a special link that'll let them sign up for free.
Now it's easier to keep your password-protected blogs private. When you're done reading, just click "Log out" 🔒
Now it's easier to discover our onion site, thanks to the new Onion-Location header supported by the @torproject browser! #MoreOnionsPorFavor
Configure your site with closed registrations, admin-only invites, and an entirely Private instance — ensuring that only registered users can access content there.
Try out our remix of a starter @glitch app that takes a Write.as post and transforms it into a customizable web page. Just write something, add a little CSS, & you're on your way!
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