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It can be well written and organized without coming off as authoritative and putting on the airs of academic credentials. At the very least, they could say upfr
by vikramkr 6y ago
It can be well written and organized without coming off as authoritative and putting on the airs of academic credentials. At the very least, they could say upfront that they are not an economist and have done the best they can in interpreting data etc, but acknowledging that there might be technical errors or misunderstandings that come from not having worked in the field.
- spekcular 6y agoWith one click on "About" you can find out the author is "a software / site reliability engineer based out of Santa Barbara, California" and does not list any academic credentials. This seems extremely transparent to me.
- vikramkr 6y agoAsking to click through to other pages to see is not transparent. Transparent is at the top of the document before you read it, knowing that most people will not do the extra click through and will rather just read the summary and move on with their day. It's hard enough to get people to click through pages on a website when you want them to.