Farcaster’s Warpcast, VK, self-hosted Listmonk newsletters, and Lemmy communities are now first-class publish targets, each connecting with your own API credentials and behaving like the rest: drafts queue, schedules hold, failures tell you why. Dribbble publishes your note as a shot — attach one image and it becomes the artwork; notes without an image are refused up front in plain language instead of failing silently.
Every major surface now follows the porcelain-and-ink design language: an edge-to-edge three-region shell with a book-spine sidebar that finally reaches tablets, a compose page that reads like a manuscript sheet with serif type and ink-on-orange controls, hand-drawn engraving plates paired with empty states, and a right rail where each module has its own shape instead of five identical cards.
Newsletter-type posts no longer borrow the short-note composer. Pick a long-form type and you write in a dedicated document column with comfortable line length and serif rhythm, then preview panes render it the way subscribers will read it.