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thanks for the link. I find it staggering that science reporters in these big outlets barely ever link to the original source and often don't even name the exac
by black_puppydog 8y ago
thanks for the link.
I find it staggering that science reporters in these big outlets barely ever link to the original source and often don't even name the exact publication.
This kind of writing could easily get students into trouble, why is it acceptable in post-graduate journalism? Links never hurt or confused anyone, and they make the page so much richer.
- greeneggs 8y agoWhile your diatribe might sometimes be valid, in this case the link is there. It is the last sentence of the article: "The findings were reported in Science."