>Despite being a progressive-leaning person I find the Guardian's recent political correctness and value-signalling to be grating +1 That's (part of) what I'm

>Despite being a progressive-leaning person I find the Guardian's recent political correctness and value-signalling to be grating +1 That's (part of) what I'm trying to say. The other part is that, though I'm not all a fan of Facebook, The Guardian (as a competitor) clearly has a self-interested agenda with these anti-Facebook articles. A few years ago, they used to run a lot of snide, sneering articles about "bloggers". Now that it turns out that blogs have modulo-zero impact on their bottom line, their focus has turned to Facebook et al.