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# My Online Presence
- URL: https://numericcitizen.me/my-online-presence/
- Published: 2020-09-01T01:11:15.000Z
- Updated: 2025-08-16T12:41:17.000Z
- Description: Where does the “Numeric Citizen” name come from and why this is related to finding my newsletter niche?
- Author: JF Martin
- Tags: #substack, website

I’ve been asked a few times *where does the “*Numeric Citizen*” name come from?* In order to answer this question, I have to talk about my online presence first. The following diagram shows a summary of where I’m posting my content online (articles, shorter posts, photos, link posts, etc.).

![](https://storage.ghost.io/c/db/90/db90e17a-b0ed-4eb3-8db1-a5b434dbead1/content/images/public/images/6449000b-20dd-481f-979c-60846bb0bcc5_3080x974.png)

As you can see, I do have a lot of “homes” online. Taken as a whole, coupled with all the scouting I do on the internet, you can probably see me as a *numeric citizen*. That’s the whole concept behind my name online. I like to see me as an open minded, curious guy scouting the web for new things to learn and experiment. Most of my efforts are concentrated around my preferred themes: Apple, digital photography, privacy protection and climate change. I read a lot of stuff online. I see a lot of things too. Now, why am I explaining all of this you might ask? Well, I’m glad you asked.

In order to be able to find the niche I want to occupy with my upcoming newsletter, I wanted to take a step back and reflect about my online presence. The way I process content and eventually get “*sparked*” by things I stumble upon on the web is important to me. Have you seen [my Blogger Workflow](https://numericcitizen.me/2020/07/30/my-updated-blogger-workflow-as-of-2020-08/)?

The question now comes to this: in what other way can I help others benefit from all my readings and discoveries? Stay tuned because I think I might have a definitive answer.