> without getting any kind of qualification or accreditation . . . and still get credited with a story, then journalism itself has an identity crisis. A subplo

> without getting any kind of qualification or accreditation . . . and still get credited with a story, then journalism itself has an identity crisis. A subplot of @patio11's podcast has been how to bootstrap the social conventions of "qualification or accreditation" in order to bring one's findings to a broader audience through journalistic enterprises. Example: By the way if you get written about once by any paper ever, every time that you do a reach out to your favorite local assessor's officer, similar in the first paragraph you know, as you might have seen in blah, blah, blah we are the blah, blah, blah. Like, you don't have to be officially constituted or blessed initiative for anything. https://www.complexsystemspodcast.com/episodes/tax-the-dirt-with-lars-doucet-greg-miller/ https://www.complexsystemspodcast.com/episodes/tax-the-dirt-...