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Here's some constructive feedback to make this more trustworthy: - Include a "View source" link to the source code for this document. Everyone makes mistakes a
by breck 4y ago
Here's some constructive feedback to make this more trustworthy:
- Include a "View source" link to the source code for this document. Everyone makes mistakes and new information comes to light. You should provide a link to the GitHub source file used to generate this page, so that your readers can see the version history and all changes for the lifetime of the article since publication.
- Include the actual sources. A number of your sources, such as #7, are links to secondary sources, that have dead links to the primary sources. You should copy any primary sources and include them in the repo with your article.
"But Breck, the WSJ, NYTimes, CNN, WaPo, et cetera, don't do anything of those things!"
Yes. Exactly. You can't trust them either.
- molly0x57 4y agoThanks for the suggestions! I've implemented both, and I also reached out to the Forbes writer to let him know his link was broken.
- breck 4y agoFantastic. The View source link points to: https://github.com/molly/website-v2/blob/master/src/pug/pages/annotations/sbf-ftx-pre-mortem-overview.pug https://github.com/molly/website-v2/blob/master/src/pug/page... Very cool use of Pug. And thanks for following up with Forbes! I've really enjoyed your stuff, but wasn't sure if you really cared about the truth or not. Now I know. Thank you! The world needs more journalists like you!