This is great! If I have one suggestion it would be to use the naked domain (without www.). You can set up redirection so that any link including the www. gets it removed (aka redirected). ;)

Keep up the good work, Linton! o/

Now all I need is HLD.thenews.im (aka Lobste.rs + HN + DN)… :>

I actually like the rounded corners as well. I somehow find it relaxing, more conducive to long-form reading (can't really point out if there's any science to that)... :)

This is exciting! Looking forward to ESV as well... :)

The thing that struck me the most about this wasn't the file sizes: was the fact that Google went ahead and published SKETCH <- source files!! That's an awesome thing for the indie developer community, especially the guys at Bohemian Coding. They're being put neck & shoulder with the "big boys" and Google just validated their worth.

So AWESOME! =D

Preeeeettty sure it has nothing to do with Bitcoins…

About a year ago, I had had a Svbtle invite sitting on my inbox for a few months. I was considering a switch from my custom Jekyll blog to a platform with good "web" access (for editing). I was left deciding between Medium and Svbtle. I ended up picking Svbtle for a simple reason: identity. Medium presents the reader with a collection of loose papers, while Svbtle feels more like your own "book" (of sorts). I also really dislike Medium's URLs (nerd stuff I know) and I don't like how, with Medium, it feels like you're content is being clipped into someone else's "magazine".

I'm not sure I'll stick around Svbtle much longer. It lost its original exclusivity, which was obviously a factor in terms of "validation". I might actually end up going back to my own Jekyll and either find or write my own workflow for writing/editing my posts remotely… :)

Also, Svbtle's $6/month are completely optional (and just now introduced) and there are still no features that require the paid plan.

I see what you did there… ;)

Same here! I think I read it at least 3 times just to make sure my brain wasn't failing me as early as 2am… -.-

So, is this like Assembly (http://assemblymade.com/) with very little differences? :)