Done reading. Seems a bit out of date, with the references to "blogs", but it isn't. What it describes is now mainstream media practice.
Excellent read. Helped affirm intuitions that built up in me over the past 3-4 years as well as fill in gaps re: the mechanics.
#MustRead
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Excellent read. Helped affirm intuitions that built up in me over the past 3-4 years as well as fill in gaps re: the mechanics.
#MustRead
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Also helped assert a sound basis to some rules I've found myself adopting online e.g. on here:
If anything is a trigger, I refuse to act on it. The check is always what I feel - if angry, outraged or shocked, the reflex-in-training is to feel the emotion and Do Nothing.
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If anything is a trigger, I refuse to act on it. The check is always what I feel - if angry, outraged or shocked, the reflex-in-training is to feel the emotion and Do Nothing.
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Reaction from me does not come cheap and certainly not easily or so frequently. If someone wants it, they have to work harder/do better.
If something's rapidly getting traction, ignore it till the dust settles. As it is, there's sweet f'all I can do about something already ...+
If something's rapidly getting traction, ignore it till the dust settles. As it is, there's sweet f'all I can do about something already ...+
... occurring. And the last thing i want to do is react first and think later. If the thing really meant something, I'll do better for myself - figuring out what it was all about - when it's cold.
Lastly...+
Lastly...+
... I have learnt to ignore everything reported online that suffers from these defects. 👇
https://twitter.com/UntergrundmannG/status/1422536051852079105?s=19
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