Message from @MikuChan

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2019-11-17 01:35:55 UTC  

they write something the go back and add citations AFTERWARDS

2019-11-17 01:36:13 UTC  

no, the citations are collected and incorporated AS you write

2019-11-17 01:36:43 UTC  

Ehh any evidence for this claim?

2019-11-17 01:36:53 UTC  

you should NOT have to rely on some fact check to give a layperson the understanding of your story

2019-11-17 01:37:00 UTC  

I would say for the average student yeah but most people I know who are journalist don’t cheat like that

2019-11-17 01:37:21 UTC  

i think they do

2019-11-17 01:37:43 UTC  

hell, wikipeida in ITSELF is an instance of this

2019-11-17 01:37:52 UTC  

if his story sounds really really good to me, I make sure that I grabbed it from a source that has a bias that's normally against me.

2019-11-17 01:37:52 UTC  

@ManAnimal to be frank, ain't nobody got time fo that

2019-11-17 01:37:52 UTC  

like if I see a story that I agree with from The wire, I go and check with HuffPost and see if it appeared over there. Or USA today.

2019-11-17 01:37:52 UTC  

I like to compare as many different papers as I can and then see what facts are the same across the mall

2019-11-17 01:37:52 UTC  

The check every site thing

2019-11-17 01:37:55 UTC  

Trust but verify you feel?

2019-11-17 01:38:03 UTC  

Dear God that sent it completely out of order

2019-11-17 01:38:14 UTC  

U consider Wikipedia ur average journalists?

2019-11-17 01:38:22 UTC  

take each of your sources, look up their sources. do they have sources? look up. keep going until no more sources

2019-11-17 01:38:35 UTC  

seems a bit much

2019-11-17 01:38:35 UTC  

wikipedia isnt a "news source'

2019-11-17 01:38:44 UTC  

I didn't say Wikipedia was a new source

2019-11-17 01:38:44 UTC  

it isn't a SOURCE period

2019-11-17 01:38:52 UTC  

some articles are obvious horse shit

2019-11-17 01:38:52 UTC  

It's an aggregator of sources god dammit

2019-11-17 01:38:52 UTC  

it's a reference

2019-11-17 01:38:55 UTC  

ehhh, everything's a source

2019-11-17 01:39:03 UTC  

it just depends on how accurate that source is

2019-11-17 01:39:06 UTC  

hence my point

2019-11-17 01:39:12 UTC  

but a lot of wikipedia is pretty accurate

2019-11-17 01:39:14 UTC  

What if your source got them from someone else yes. That doesn't make him a source, makes him a second source and your primary sources over at

2019-11-17 01:39:17 UTC  

goto the original

2019-11-17 01:39:28 UTC  

a lot of wikipedia is sourced

2019-11-17 01:39:30 UTC  

"I'm a source." -Falco, 2019

2019-11-17 01:39:44 UTC  

However it can be noted

2019-11-17 01:39:52 UTC  

There are apparently false claims about Tim pool in his Wikipedia article

2019-11-17 01:39:52 UTC  

wikipedia is good enoug fro a plebe

2019-11-17 01:40:02 UTC  

not for a jounralist or an author

2019-11-17 01:40:06 UTC  

But when he went to go and get it corrected, Wikipedia said no, because Huffington Post was a better source than the man himself

2019-11-17 01:40:07 UTC  

~NEVER a scientist

2019-11-17 01:40:22 UTC  

So they chose Huffington Post fake article over tim himself saying that it's fake

2019-11-17 01:40:29 UTC  

there IS no 'BETTER SOURCE'

2019-11-17 01:40:33 UTC  

only a 'source tree'

2019-11-17 01:40:38 UTC  

damn i hate that notion