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28 Jan, 5 tweets, 4 min read
Good Morning @TMFOtter and @themotleyfool.

I have to admit, though I wasn't surprised to see this article this morning, some of the words in it are maybe a little too familiar.

fool.com/investing/2021…
(Light background is @TMFOtter's article. Dark background are my tweets from Monday evening)
I am not a journalist, and I'm still not a lawyer, but a long time ago my professors had a very scary word to describe this behavior. It started with a P, and was best avoided by citing sources and giving attribution.
I've been an occasional reader of @Themotleyfool since the 90s, and while nobody expects you folks to have the journalistic standards of even @WSJ, I really did expect better of you.

Even just a DM of "hey, can we use this?" would have been courteous.
Please, add some form of attribution (and maybe a link for your readers to see the thread in its original form), or take the article down.

Thanks.

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