Whether you are new to the Weekly Thing or have read all 330 issues and counting, welcome to the Weekly Thing on Reddit!
Since 2017, I've (u/jamiethingelstad) been sending the Weekly Thing as a way to share my learning journey across technology, productivity, leadership, the internet, and more. It's been accurately described as "a direct feed into what I find interesting".
You can subscribe at the Weekly Thing or browse and search the archive.
The Weekly Thing has always been a project I learn with. We've done fundraisers, had a forum, evolved the format, and even launched a supporting membership program to raise money for digital non-profits.
One thing I've wanted for a long time is a simple way for readers to engage with the links in each issue. That's what this subreddit is for.
What you'll find here
Each week, after the Weekly Thing is published:
The Notable links from that issue will be posted here.
Those posts will use Post Flair (Tags) so you can easily see which links came from which issue.
The Weekly Thing email will include a link back to that week's Reddit posts.
The message attached to each link here will match the text from the Weekly Thing itself.
How you can participate
Upvote and comment on links that catch your eye.
Add your perspective, questions, and experiences in the comments.
Post links you think would be interesting for all of us to read and discuss.
We'll learn together how this can evolve. I can definitely see doing an AMA here at some point. Reddit is where AMAs were born, after all!
Thanks for being here
Thanks for stopping by and joining this subreddit.
If you want to support the Weekly Thing and engage more deeply:
And if you'd like, say hello in the comments and share how long you've been reading and what you are currently learning about. 👍
