You wrote before, "TLDR is I'm a copywriter turned comms consultant. I work mostly with tech companies."
"lol at" = not actually denying it, so not technically lying, right? ;)
Re:ProPublica's tax story
by jeremy_arnold on Wednesday June 09, 2021 @12:36PM
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Flack is a pejorative, and really speaks to spokespeople, which I'm not.
I write all the time about what my day job is, and I regularly disclose it whenever there is even an vague intersection with a story I'm writing. It's not a secret!
Lots of people drift between comms and public writing. When there's a perception of conflict, they disclose. As do I. Pretty routine.
Anyway, I awarded a correction bounty here. I'd said in the same piece "if your only criteria for publishing are some measure of verification and some measure of newsworthiness", but used poor phrasing in saying "sole criteria" prior. I don't think it was likely to mislead the fair reader. But a mistake is a mistake, and I'm happy to own it.