Every industry has practices that burst into flames on contact with the public. Things which are accepted, and not even doubted, within the field, but which, if enough normal people pay enough attention to them, are indefensible. Journalism, of course, is full of this. From the practice of "door knocking" relatives of murder victims, to the ease with which too many stories are simply cut-and-paste from a press release, it's not a sector which copes with detailed scrutiny from outside.
I initially followed you via email as a subscriber, but in recent times I have unsubscribed and started following via RSS. I am intrigued how that information is gathered?
The ultimate aim of substack is to enable you to reply to comments demanding people read the article with *proof*.
I initially followed you via email as a subscriber, but in recent times I have unsubscribed and started following via RSS. I am intrigued how that information is gathered?
Is there a way of viewing the profile GAFA or whoever has built about you?