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> but they lose customer (advertiser) confidence if the content isn't accurate The content isn't what it should have been, which is why the previous commenter
by slantedview 2y ago
> but they lose customer (advertiser) confidence if the content isn't accurate
The content isn't what it should have been, which is why the previous commenter rightly assumes that no editor looked at it.
- GrinningFool 2y agoI don't follow the logic. One such article getting published does not automatically translate to no editoral oversight on any generated content. Even a low percent of all published articles containing such problems doesn't in any way prove there's no editor involved.