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Substack simply has better quality. I've been involved in some things a handful of times that made it into the paper. Technical laws being passed, corruption,
by persolb 2y ago
Substack simply has better quality.
I've been involved in some things a handful of times that made it into the paper. Technical laws being passed, corruption, complains about a system failure... In every instance the only thing that was really correct was the simple facts (law X passed, thing Y failed, person Z arrested). Anything more nuanced tended to be 'technically' correct but was phrased in a way that often would make you think the opposite of what actually happened.