Early Access To SSJ News Stories | How It Works

By Donald Standeford, SJ Founder/Publisher
July 22, 2022 11:00 am UTC
Modified: July 22, 2022 11:00 am

How does early access to SSJ news articles and alerts work? Articles on The Standeford Journal, along with many alerts and news that is not included here on our websites, are posted out to our Early Access subscribers with first priority.

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Then news is queued to be re-checked for spelling/grammar and coded into the website as our webteam has time to code them in. Some alerts that are posted in Patreon are never posted out to the public, and are exclusive to subscribers.

Doing it this way allows us to get news and alerts out to people as soon as we get them written, and allows us to put out content more efficiently. Subscribing to Early Access gives you access to all of our news, intelligence and alerts.

Early Access also allows you to receive email alerts that send news and intel straight to your email address so that you are always informed and up to date on what's going on around the world as soon as you check your email.

For current Early Access options subscribe to our Patreon Account where all of our content is posted as soon as it's written, and before it's coded into the website.

How much earlier do alerts come out on Patreon? Sometimes a few hours, sometimes a few days earlier, sometimes longer. We queue news and alerts and post them out based on importance in relation to time sensitivity.

The more time sensitive the article, or alert is the higher up in the queue we put it. This means paid subscribers may get information a few hours earlier, or a few days earlier, or longer depending on the type of alert, or article, and how many we have in our queue that needs to be coded into the websites, and posted on social media.