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There’s no reason to assume it isn’t true. Journalists don’t write known falsehoods. Their livelihoods and reputations are based on the accuracy of their report
by pm90 6y ago
There’s no reason to assume it isn’t true. Journalists don’t write known falsehoods. Their livelihoods and reputations are based on the accuracy of their reporting.
- Quarrelsome 6y agohave you heard of these things called: tabloids? They're usually full of lies and falsehoods yet the people who write them claim to be journalists.
- heartbreak 6y agoJust so we’re all on the same page, since I wrote my original comment, DHH has confirmed this account on his own blog.
- Quarrelsome 6y agothe person I replied to claimed that journalists don't lie. That's why I commented because some journalists do (i.e. tabloid journalists), I felt like they were offering a blinkered opinion. Whether what DHH did is confirmed or unconfirmed is but one data point in a sea of billions on the subject of the general subject trustworthiness of journalists.
- diragon 6y agoAre you joking to make a point? Their livelihoods are based on the number of clicks they get.