Finding alternatives for tinyletter

Tinyletter is going away, so Phage Alerts needs a new home. Phage Directory itself basically started on tinyletter many years ago, as a “newsletter” that got sent out every time we got a request from a physician for phage therapy.

Tinyletter as a platform has been simple, easy to use and rock solid. It’s Substack before Substack, and I’d have thought mailchimp would put more, not less, effort into it during the newsletter boom, but it makes sense for them to focus on their main product.