💌 Community love

I recently published the 1,000th daily edition of the newsletter. It's a landmark that could never have happened without you, the readers.

I'm constantly surprised by its growth, which has mostly come through word-of-mouth. Thank you for sharing the newsletter with your friends, colleagues and neighbours.

I would love to know: Why do you subscribe? How does the Minute fit in to your life? And what have you done, been to or felt as a result of reading it?

The thing I hear most often is that it gives people a sense of community. So my question to you is: Why? What is it about the Minute that gives you a sense of community?

Please share your thoughts in the comments section of the online version of this post. I'd be fascinated to hear from you!

💬 Here’s a selection of some recent feedback. I hope it makes you feel like part of something you helped create. I’ll keep adding to this post if more nice messages come in:

🎶 “I love the Edinburgh Minute… also I sing “New York Minute” to myself every time I see it in the inbox".

“rooted in community, a joy to read.”

👊 Thanks everyone for reading, supporting, contributing your stories/events and spreading the word. We’re a community, so here’s to the next 1,000 editions, together. - Michael

Q: Why does being a Minute reader make you feel part of a community? Please share your thoughts in the comments section below.