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Wow and this content is just posted on imgur with no link to sources? Is anyone already working on posting this through a legit source? If this content is real,

Wow and this content is just posted on imgur with no link to sources? Is anyone already working on posting this through a legit source? If this content is real, it seems wild that it's not even published somewhere that is searchable online.

Admiral_C 8y ago
The source is here: https://www.reddit.com/r/CatastrophicFailure/comments/adl0jk/the_crashes_of_united_airlines_flight_585_and/ https://www.reddit.com/r/CatastrophicFailure/comments/adl0jk... I wrote this. I noticed it jumped 12,000 views and I got no username mention on Reddit, so I asked around and found it came from here. Made an account just to post the source. I'm pretty pissed that someone linked it completely without credit. As for what it is, it's part of a series I write for reddit where I read as many sources as I can about a plane crash, write it up in a way that's understandable to laymen, and then post it for others to read. Taken away from me and my reputation on Reddit it has zero credibility because it's just a random album on Imgur.
- FrankBooth 8y ago
  I'm not sure you have the right to be upset about lack of attributions when your articles lack attributions for the sources of information and all of the images.
  - kerneis 8y ago
    I'm not sure what you mean, the second paragraph of the article is: "Images sourced from The Seattle Times, the NTSB, Boeing, Tails Through Time, the Colorado Springs Gazette, The Times of India, Wikipedia, TribLIVE, The Flight 427 Air Disaster Support League, and Forbes. Video clips courtesy of Cineflix and the Weather Channel. Special thanks to the Seattle Times for its series of articles on the subject in 1996, which brought to light many of the details referenced here."
    - FrankBooth 8y ago
      That was added after my post.
- nerpderp82 8y ago
  Thanks for doing this Admiral_Cloudberg, you have definitely opened peoples eyes in ways that the FAA and Boeing have not.
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Admiral_C 8y ago

The source is here: https://www.reddit.com/r/CatastrophicFailure/comments/adl0jk/the_crashes_of_united_airlines_flight_585_and/ https://www.reddit.com/r/CatastrophicFailure/comments/adl0jk... I wrote this. I noticed it jumped 12,000 views and I got no username mention on Reddit, so I asked around and found it came from here. Made an account just to post the source. I'm pretty pissed that someone linked it completely without credit. As for what it is, it's part of a series I write for reddit where I read as many sources as I can about a plane crash, write it up in a way that's understandable to laymen, and then post it for others to read. Taken away from me and my reputation on Reddit it has zero credibility because it's just a random album on Imgur.

FrankBooth 8y ago
I'm not sure you have the right to be upset about lack of attributions when your articles lack attributions for the sources of information and all of the images.
- kerneis 8y ago
  I'm not sure what you mean, the second paragraph of the article is: "Images sourced from The Seattle Times, the NTSB, Boeing, Tails Through Time, the Colorado Springs Gazette, The Times of India, Wikipedia, TribLIVE, The Flight 427 Air Disaster Support League, and Forbes. Video clips courtesy of Cineflix and the Weather Channel. Special thanks to the Seattle Times for its series of articles on the subject in 1996, which brought to light many of the details referenced here."
  - FrankBooth 8y ago
    That was added after my post.
nerpderp82 8y ago
Thanks for doing this Admiral_Cloudberg, you have definitely opened peoples eyes in ways that the FAA and Boeing have not.

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