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FSA Education Sunday Digest

FSA Education Sunday Digest

Self-Identity independent of bias; creating a "safe enough" Community space; attaching comments and emojis to replies; and other articles and announcements you may have missed!

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Jul 07, 2024
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FSA Education Sunday Digest
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First, I’d like to extend a warm welcome to all of our new subscribers - we’re glad you’re here!

Housekeeping Matters for Paid Subscribers

(Free subscribers, you may want to skip this and scroll down to the Sunday Digest Recap):

A quick tip for replying to messages on Chat: I’ve had people ask me how to leave emojis on comments in our Chat threads; also, how to attach their reply to a particular message:

Accessing Emojis: If you’re on a browser, look for the little half-moon shaped icon at the top of the message you want to attach an emoji to and click on that - you’ll see the emojis come up.

If you’re on the Substack mobile app, you’ll want to do a long press on the message and the emojis will appear for you to select.

To attach your reply to a comment on a browser, hover over the message you want to respond to and click on the curved arrow to the right to leave your reply.

On the Substack app, press on the message and click on ‘Reply’.

Check ‘Notifications’ to see new replies and commen…

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