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Re:FTX Implodes, and a Top VC Backer Falls on Its Face by pdntspa on Tuesday November 15, 2022 @01:04AM (#33605851)
But Sequoia Capital isn't a newspaper. They are not under any obligation to retain puff pieces on their investments. Arguing that there should be a "write-only" register (aka blockchain) is arguing that anything written in the space, ever, should be immortalized on it. Which doesn't seem like a great idea to me.

As other comments point out, the Print Screen key, "Save to PDF", and archive.org are all you really need.

Re:FTX Implodes, and a Top VC Backer Falls on Its Face by ChaitanyaSai on Tuesday November 15, 2022 @01:19AM (#33605910)
They have every right to delete the puff piece. Saying that the deletion punctures their credibility and posturing significantly more than the article itself. Things will go south in some high-risk venture investments. Owning up to the mistakes at least messages that there is learning. Would be interesting to see other VCs take on this.
Re:FTX Implodes, and a Top VC Backer Falls on Its Face by scott_w on Tuesday November 15, 2022 @01:26AM (#33605951)
I don’t think the parent is arguing for a blockchain one journalism, just that outlets claiming to be “news” should own their mistakes if they want to retain credibility.
Re:FTX Implodes, and a Top VC Backer Falls on Its Face by pdntspa on Tuesday November 15, 2022 @01:40AM (#33606026)
I think GGP is conflating "we commissioned an article from an established journalist" with the article being "news". Adtorials, or whatever they're called, have been quite the thing lately and I don't see how this is any different, except inverted.
Re:FTX Implodes, and a Top VC Backer Falls on Its Face by scott_w on Tuesday November 15, 2022 @04:34PM (#33615347)
You’re right, it’s not a news agency, however it is masquerading as one to try and increase their legitimacy. It’s reasonable to criticise their behaviour.