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The way it’s phrased matters. Bad, because it implies that corruption exists: How much corruption is there in the Booker prizes? Better, because it comes from
by nindalf 2y ago
The way it’s phrased matters.
Bad, because it implies that corruption exists: How much corruption is there in the Booker prizes?
Better, because it comes from a place of curiosity: What do folks think about the Booker Prize? Is the nomination and selection process considered fair or are there issues (corruption etc) that have affected other awards?