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this is a reporter "reporting" on another reporter's self-reporting (on twitter) of what he did from when he quit/was fired/laid off (the "article" doesn't even
by adamrezich 3y ago
this is a reporter "reporting" on another reporter's self-reporting (on twitter) of what he did from when he quit/was fired/laid off (the "article" doesn't even say) from his job as a reporter. "reporting" is in quotes here because it's the thinnest possible veneer atop the original tweet. what possible value does this article have over the original tweet, aside from adding an additional, unnecessary needed layer of "reporting" for this non-story? it's difficult to see this as anything but a "journalism" circlejerk (redundant).
- berkes 3y agoThe author gave some context for readers not familiar with slack. And interviewed another former employee (albeit with minimal effort) to add another validation point.