It's important to bring up. They sure make a lot of recommendations for "necessary best practices" based on bunk. Most people read articles headlines and maybe

It's important to bring up. They sure make a lot of recommendations for "necessary best practices" based on bunk. Most people read articles headlines and maybe just skim some of the rest. The damage is kinda done now in that a lot of articles are gonna come out saying it could be "associated with 29%.." which to the average person reads as "Watching this causes suicide". Heck, Salt Lake City IDS "...we highly discourage students from watching this series". The mania has begun and some hand-wavy dismissal of environmental or social factors because they definitely would have increased homicide rates(except 13 Reasons Why of somehow, of course, because reasons!), and some brief, buried nod to correlation != causation doesn't make it all better.