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So I'm curious: why does everyone suddenly have newsletters?
There's not a single selfhosted forum/subreddit/community/magazine/whatever that's NOT full of lots and lots and lots of people who suddenly have the need for a newsletter.
Like who is subscribing, and to what, and like... why?
It's all about getting visitors to come back to a website. People consume so much content every single day, so it's extremely easy for your website to be forgotten in all of the madness.
By having a newsletter you get recurring visitors, not just fly by clicks.
So basically an RSS feed for people who don't understand RSS feeds.
Yup rss is very scary
Scary in what context? For the user? For you as the host? Something else I’m not thinking of?
As a sarcastic joke comment. Whoosh?