> when you contact me asking me to explain a technical topic in detail because you don't understand it, why in the world would you not want to show me the artic

> when you contact me asking me to explain a technical topic in detail because you don't understand it, why in the world would you not want to show me the article before publication Have you asked? What did they say? That would be interesting to learn. I don't feel that more expressions of outrage on the Internet are valuable to me; goodness knows we have had enough of those! IME, usually quality publications get the facts right (and as importantly, they are not wrong in regard to the subtleties) on technical topics in which I have expertise. They might not go in depth enough to interest me, but if I have expertise then I'm not the audience. In areas where I don't have expertise, I rarely see quality publications get important facts wrong, based on future reporting and on non-partisan, outside experts, though of course no human effort is perfect.