30th December 2022
I think I have worked out how to balance (a) carrying on with daily free-to-read posts on law and policy issues here with (b) also providing substantial original content for paying subscribers.
I will continue to post my daily law and policy post, and this will be crossposted to my “law and lore” Substack.
But.
For paying Substack subscribers I will also provide an exclusive weekly long explanatory background post on a more general legal topic. Or this exclusive post may be on something to do with legal history or the relationship between law and lore/popular culture. It will be something I will enjoy writing and which I hope you will enjoy reading. And there even will be multi-sentence paragraphs, like this one.
As and when I start podcasts in the new year, these will be made available first to paying Substack subscribers too.
So please do consider becoming a Substack subscriber.
My first paid-for post will be tomorrow on Saturday 31st December 2022 – a review of 2022 as a constitutional year.
They will be published every Friday thereafter.
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If you are already a Patreon subscriber, this new exclusive content will also be posted on my Patreon site, so that you will not have to pay twice.
(I will also be contacting those of you who make regular donations by other means about either (a) you migrating to a Substack subscription or (b) me providing you with an appropriate other means of accessing the exclusive content – if you are one of these, please let me know your thoughts as a comment below, with comment marked PRIVATE)
It is important that nobody feels they are paying “twice” for my content.
Alternatively, do feel free to cancel your existing payment arrangement and switch to a Substack subscription.
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Many thanks you lot.
I am looking forward to freeing up more time to do longer content for you.
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Multi-sentence paragraphs?
The horses are getting noticeably unsettled.
Have a care.
It has taken me a while but I have found substack and migrated