This conversation paints a different picture: 1. Did scrollytelling talk to someone privately before the tweet either volskrant or al-jazeera? Looks like they d

This conversation paints a different picture: 1. Did scrollytelling talk to someone privately before the tweet either volskrant or al-jazeera? Looks like they did and thing were being worked out before the put out a public tweet. 2. In the updated conversation it seems the reporter doesn't think any thing was wrong here and it was not his responsibility, which seems odd after said he was working on it back on 28th Aug. So it looks like there was messup on both sides. Though there are some things which are still not clear: 1. What were the specific terms of contract scrollytelling had? Did it in any form bar sharing of content? 2. Who was the initial owner of the contract - volkskrant or the reporter? If it was volkskrant, they have to talk to them first about allowing this to happen.