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Jan 25, 2023·edited Jan 26, 2023Pinned

Here's an example:

>I did 4-part series on Colonoscopies - if that was one long substack, it would have been more than 10,000 words.

>the "evaluating Vaccine Safety Trials" that questioned placebos. It was the longest substack I have posted at >3000 words.

Remember you can search the archives of any substack you read and/or subscribe to on Eye on the Evidence, even if it's just a free subscription.

I personally won't read long posts - but I'm trying to see what most of you like the best!

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I also don’t like long posts. 10,000 words is alot at one time.

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Yes, I love the short segments as well. Thanks you

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It does depend on length. Cut into long but sensible lengths perhaps.

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Yes, love 2-4 part segments

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Now that I see these examples the shorter segments would be ideal.

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Short and sweet is better for me!

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Get so many emails CHD, HIGhwire and many others in the fight for our freedom. Time consuming and long articles get to be too much and I don't finish them or just scroll to something that sparks my interest. Thanks you for all the work you do Dr. T

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It depends. Probably short segments because of the time factor. I'd rather have audio so I can listen when I am doing something else. I enjoy listening to you and I have come to depend on doctors like you to keep me updated when the world is going crazy. Thank you so much for all you do.

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It’s a time factor with me, I love your reports!

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Thank you for all that you do Dr. Tenpenny.

Regarding the big articles. Please know a lot of us just regular uman beans!

As such, a series of shorter articles are much easier to digest at my age! (70)

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Thanks for your work! You are loved and appreciated.

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I work at distributing information to audiences with widely varying views. For me, articles that remain non-partisan in all ways other than the presentation of medical and legal data (accessibly formatted) are highly valuable to link to.

I want to bring people back together after the last 3 years, so that we can fight divisive policies in future. Hopefully there's some joy and inspiration for us all in there too. The column charts my journey towards food self-sufficiency, telling stories taken from my life among the animals.

My latest, for anyone curious: https://walkingwithgoats.substack.com/p/sheep-against-satan

Thank you for all you do, Sherri.

Peace. Solidarity. Resilience.

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I glanced at your page and it looks really interesting....but it's so long! I hope you succeed with your unification project!

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Yes - I only write one every few months, with all the stories and thoughts of that time. I really appreciate you caring to look Sherri. Thank you.

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answer: whatever is easiest for you to crank out! i voted long because if it's coming from you, i know it's worthwhile. MWD puts out epic posts and i always appreciate those. multi-part pieces tend to get lost unless i have the presence of mind to keep them together and i usually don't.

btw it was your video, along with dolores cahill's, which opened my eyes to what was happening in august of 2020. have you ever considered how many lives you've saved?

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I like articles all in one place so I can bookmark and return to if I don't finish in one read. If they are in several installments it means I need to keep track of multiple emails.

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Either way. Thank you for all your. Great work! Just happy to hear from you. Wish I could afford to come to your clinic. I am in MO! 😀

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I’ll read it either way :)

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Short articles are preferred since long articles may lose some impact, especially on those without a background in medicine or medically related training.

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God Bless All Your Work!

Please help with whether the food is currently being tainted with MRNA and would that be the same as a shot?

*Joshua Philipp reporting for EpochTV relayed this week that “new food programs are signing deals to use mRNA vaccines in the world's food supplies.”

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I love how Mercola does the highlights or ‘article at a glance’. Some topics don’t interest me and this helps me alot.

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I’d like to change my vote from one long post to several parts. Thanks for asking us for input!

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