The Free the Animal Newsletter Kicks Off in Earnest

Let’s talk about: Big changes to the blog; Making the newsletter exclusive; Helping people as a focus; and a New dietary experiment.

Yesterday I put out the Newsletter for the first time in a substantive version. The previous two were for the purpose of cleanup, to allow anyone time to unsubscribe before things got going.

This will be the last one I announce here on the blog or put up on social media like Twitter & Facebook. From here out, you have to be a subscriber to get the Insider Scoop on various things before there’s any mention on the blog. The subscription box is to the right, on the sidebar, or just click here.

As a first gesture in providing subscribers advanced info, I’m giving weekly updates of progress on my predominantly raw milk dietary experiment via the newsletter. I’ll only mention it here again when it’s done and I make a full report—4-6 weeks I’m guessing. Beyond that, I have one smaller initiative and another huge one in planning for later this year; both will be revealed first in the Newsletter.

For now, I briefly mention what the first two full days was like on the milk diet and just as a tidbit, you can add another full pound to the total, since yesterday morning. Read the Newsletter here, then signup if you think it’ll be worthwhile for you.


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4 Comments

  1. Amy H. on February 27, 2013 at 13:15

    Who is Ernest, and why is your newsletter being kicked into him? :-)

    {earnest}



  2. Thomas on February 28, 2013 at 10:06

    Good newsletter, but did want to warn you that you’re not CAN-SPAM compliant without a physical address (home or real office.) A P.O. Box isn’t enough to make it legal.



    • Richard Nikoley on February 28, 2013 at 10:17

      How much to you think I care? Guess. I’m not s spammer so the law is irrelevant to me..



    • Thomas on February 28, 2013 at 11:31

      I know you’re no spammer & I wasn’t complaining. It was just a heads-up that you were a bit exposed. It is probably no biggie now but if you start talking more about debt it could make you a target.

      I’m really looking fwd to hearing more about the raw milk/kefir experiment.

      Thanks for your work, Richard.