Although the platform has explicit guidelines banning content that incites violence, a November article in The Atlantic pointed out at least 16 different newsletters with Nazi symbols, as well as many more supporting far-right extremism, leading to calls for change from many Substack authors and a refusal from leadership.

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    11 months ago

    Being a Nazi is not just having an unpopular opinion and is not tolerable in any context

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      11 months ago

      No, they are just into solar patterns and uncontrollable stretches of their hand from time to time!

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          11 months ago

          Swastikas and seig heil throws. I was just ironizing about the presense of some controversial nazism you argued other person about. There’s none. Nazism is bad by definition.

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              11 months ago

              Not at all. As a non-native speaker I often ask for explanations myself, and there are a lot of non-neurotypical people who don’t pick the tone as casually as most do, so I don’t see any problem (: