Freelance medical editor, certified structural, stylistic & copy editor. #scicomm, #contentstrategy, #BadGraphs. She/her. Not posting much here anymore.
Meet Bunty, brand new #StetPet editorial assistant of ON editor @RobinMarwick.
"This is Bunty, and although she’s not very good at stetting yet (she’s only 3 months old), she’s delighted [to be a #StetPet]!"
Update: there are now 305 publications/organizations/news channels listed. I added a column for people to describe the nature of the assignment and there's still a column for any higher up at the outlet to comment on their practices. https://t.co/DWoW10MTfU
Love this. There’s a glancing reference to data quality in my #BadGraphs talk but not enough time to go into detail — this perfectly illustrates why it’s important!
Chihuahua syndrome: messy data from variations in spelling or input.
The name The chihuahua syndrome is from @EdwardTufte in his new book Seeing with Fresh Eyes, based on an anecdote from Chris Groskopf @onxyfish
Play the ANTIVAXXER CHERRYPICKING GAME!
On this graph are 4 "peaks" of cardiac deaths, over 60 (weeks?/months?) in a (place?) for a (young group of people)
During which time did FORTY PERCENT this young group get C19 Vax?
Click your response below: (rules on image and alttxt)
Sinéad O'Connor was brilliant, smart and courageous as fuck. I hope she’s remembered for her sense of humour, too.
Here she is attending an anti-Sinéad O'Connor demonstration in disguise. Truly one of a kind 🖤
It's all completely horrible but the mass email thing is especially sticking with me because what the fuck. Mass emails aren't for things like TELLING PEOPLE THEIR IMPRINT IS DEAD NOW
@mollyrookwood I’m a “watch the clock like a hawk and then decide 4 minutes before the meeting to do just one quick thing, resulting in me being at least 3 minutes late” person
Definitely! I’m always hoping to see someone I know, plus I’d love to be there myself someday.
(I have been in a couple of journal article acknowledgements, which is always super exciting.)
"We’re just at the onset of understanding how much images are being manipulated and are being used to manipulate people," says @BrownUniversity@Brown_SPH prof Stefanie Friedhoff.
https://t.co/BgFVeqt7PT