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You should consider taking your issues with the story to the Public Editor [1], who is the point person for feedback on NYTimes' reporting. [1] https://www.nyt

• brudgers 10y ago
  An interesting idea. Conversely, the public editor could make an account here and defend the story. It would be an interesting read. Now as absurd as that might sound, that's probably something that would fall within the Public Editor's job description and that the Public Editor would be paid to do it. On the other hand, I'm not getting paid to improve the New York Times and the reporters and editors and so forth who are being paid, all felt the story was fine and dandy. So the odds that my efforts will change the institutional character of the New York Times are proportional to the degree to which it actively is soliciting my opinion...which it does not need to do since I have stated it here.