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I'm missing something, but how are those two statements different. I read the first sentence "gizmodo omitted two charts and hyperlinks" my assumption was the c
by chrismcb 9y ago
I'm missing something, but how are those two statements different. I read the first sentence "gizmodo omitted two charts and hyperlinks" my assumption was the charts and hyperlinks held company data or pointed to company websites.
But how does changing the sentence to "I omitted..." Change anything? It did you assume the omission was done by someone outside of gizmodo?
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- DuskStar 9y agoI think he's suggesting that the removed charts and links were the evidence in question, and that the author purposely removed them to make the documents arguments look weaker/less supported.