Huh, someone (OP?) will potentially miss the next edition of this newsletter.

I just noticed the URL has a lot of parameters, probably for their analytics to identify the subscriber.

It looks like the URL won't load without both the p (presumably page?) and s (presumably subscriber?) parameters, and there was no other way to share it.

I wonder what the point is of having a newsletter that doesn't have an indexed web version. It's just a blog, right? Just one that happens to arrive in your inbox as well. What's the downside of listing the entries on the author's homepage as well, making them available to everyone?

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NooneAtAll3 6 days ago | parent [-]

I have same feeling for multiple email-newsetters I've encountered over the years

"why is there no blog-like archive?"

it feels like they will be prime example for modern lost media

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pavel_lishin 6 days ago | parent [-]

Most newsletters I receive do have that!

	▲	NooneAtAll3 6 days ago \| parent [-]
		but were you signing up for a newsletter - or a subscription to a blog? it's a lot easier to make blog posts and then distribute them by email as well all newsletters I've encountered that advertised as newsletter didn't have blogs, sadly :/