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I just hope that no matter the results they will publish report that will be accessible. I hate when interesting experiment starts and then if it fails researc

by funkyy 12y ago

I just hope that no matter the results they will publish report that will be accessible. I hate when interesting experiment starts and then if it fails researches do not release reports and reasons it failed.

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- fekberg 12y ago
  Highly doubt it will go unnoticed since it's election year. Hopefully the media will be all over it no matter what.
  - fragsworth 12y ago
    It would be nice to be able to "follow" news related to this story, and more generally any story that will have a future outcome that you want to hear about when it happens. As far as I can tell, there is no easy way to do this. Is there?
    - spacehome 12y ago
      Google Alerts is a decent solution to that problem.
      - fekberg 12y ago
        Nice until it's shut down like every other awesome service.. Joking aside, there are tons of solutions that monitor website changes and it's a good way to monitor news!
    - olefoo 12y ago
      http://cir.ca/ http://cir.ca/ tries to solve that. Although they are hobbled by their insistence on being a "mobile-first" play. It does a decent job of pushing updates to news stories. I do wish they'd set their website up so you could actually follow the stream of stories they post rather than relying on their twitter account to post the links.
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- coldtea 12y ago
  As opposed to parties like the republicans?
- fnordfnordfnord 12y ago
  >Social and green parties hide their failures well. That's not polite.
  - CapitalistCartr 12y ago
    It may be polite or not (I'm a poor judge of that) but more important, its inaccurate. There is no correlation between political position of a party and skill at sweeping their dirt under the carpet.
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    - im3w1l 12y ago
      Why do you believe there is no such correlation in Sweden?
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    - fnordfnordfnord 12y ago
      Your posts are getting downvoted because they are inflammatory and partisan.

by funkyy 12y ago

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fekberg 12y ago
Highly doubt it will go unnoticed since it's election year. Hopefully the media will be all over it no matter what.
- fragsworth 12y ago
  It would be nice to be able to "follow" news related to this story, and more generally any story that will have a future outcome that you want to hear about when it happens. As far as I can tell, there is no easy way to do this. Is there?
  - spacehome 12y ago
    Google Alerts is a decent solution to that problem.
    - fekberg 12y ago
      Nice until it's shut down like every other awesome service.. Joking aside, there are tons of solutions that monitor website changes and it's a good way to monitor news!
  - olefoo 12y ago
    http://cir.ca/ http://cir.ca/ tries to solve that. Although they are hobbled by their insistence on being a "mobile-first" play. It does a decent job of pushing updates to news stories. I do wish they'd set their website up so you could actually follow the stream of stories they post rather than relying on their twitter account to post the links.
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coldtea 12y ago
As opposed to parties like the republicans?
fnordfnordfnord 12y ago
>Social and green parties hide their failures well. That's not polite.
- CapitalistCartr 12y ago
  It may be polite or not (I'm a poor judge of that) but more important, its inaccurate. There is no correlation between political position of a party and skill at sweeping their dirt under the carpet.
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  - im3w1l 12y ago
    Why do you believe there is no such correlation in Sweden?
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  - fnordfnordfnord 12y ago
    Your posts are getting downvoted because they are inflammatory and partisan.