I’m always been interested in different platforms for publishing my writing on the web.
But it can be hard to find a platform that lets you focus on your writing, without getting overwhelmed with features, configuration, etc.
Which is what first led me to create an account on Posterous in 2010, a simple blogging platform which shut down in 2013 (after Twitter bought it).
What I loved about Posterous was its quick setup (little configuration) and the many ways I could publish a post, including sending an email with text, photos, videos, etc.
In recent years, I took a look at Day One, one of the most popular platforms for private journals.
Continue reading First Looks at Day One for Journaling
