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I really wish every single person would write a newsletter. Not necessarily to make money from it. Not to quit their jobs and become a writer. Just to share what they're up to, what they're reading, what they're interested in. The number of interesting people I've met through my newsletter is just mindblowing. I'm so happy for myself that I started this years ago and I didn't give up in the moments where I questioned whether it was "worth" the time and energy.
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A look behind the scenes: How we switched our database.
(Hopefully without you noticing!😃)
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Hey everyone, the Buttondown team is mostly offline for the winter holidays so that we can celebrate with our families. We'll be away Dec. 24th-Jan. 5th.
Have a wonderful holiday week, and see you in the new year!💙
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We built and released a tiny little project: disposables.app, a free tool for easily checking whether or not an email address domain is disposable or otherwise problematic.
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Our Nerd answers the question: Can you improve email deliverability with a personal domain? 🤔
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Jeffery uses his newsletter to share tips, tricks, and explore areas within PowerShell that are often overlooked, yet super useful to consider.
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We want to know your perspective so that we can build the best Buttondown for everyone.
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You didn't ask for it, but we hope you like it–we've added a Bluesky follower count tracking option to your analytics. Let us know what you think (and, yes, other social networks to come)! 💙
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We've made it easier for you to have actual conversations with your subscribers. Now, you can reply directly to subscribers from your inbox!
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The art of adding complexity without making things complicated.
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Kelly uses her newsletter as a space to discuss important national and local library issues, book censorship, mental health, and writing.
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We've made a bunch of changes to our stack this year–here's a round-up!
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Want to know a little secret? 👀
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Writers, journalists, and event organizers, we've added an extra layer of precaution for you–placeholder text reminder warnings. No more accidentally sending "The event starts at TK" to your subscribers!
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You can now randomize the order of answers in your surveys!
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How do you keep feature creep at bay?
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Why did we decide to insource analytics? Three reasons: privacy, performance, and price.
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Small update: we've added scroll sync in the editor and preview. Let us know what you think!
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How we're evolving the archives in 2026.
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Igor’s weekly newsletter informs Berlin’s expats of important tech business news, job opportunities, and professional resources in and around Berlin.
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