This story really stuck with me when I came across it here[0] last year because of the way it's written. As a few have pointed out, the Twitter messages are ju

This story really stuck with me when I came across it here[0] last year because of the way it's written. As a few have pointed out, the Twitter messages are just "paraphrasing" the article if you put it nicely. Putting a few references after doing the original sources injustice by telling just half of the story doesn't make it okay either. Is this some kind of new tactic to grow your audience? I was raised to be honest, I worked in industries the consequences of being dishonest is supposedly absolutely unacceptable, but in most cases people who are dishonest usually get further ahead than most with little to no punishments. Seeing this get so much attention is very demoralising. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20227175 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20227175