@EricKleefeld They probably just don’t want endorsement news to be drowned out by shutdown news. I bet they’re just waiting for a better time to announce it, but don’t want to let the delay get in the way of other help Fetterman can provide.
@MalloryMcMorrow@KevinMKruse They didn’t vote in favor of the ISL theory though. They argued the case was mooted. It’s lame, but not “democracy ending.”
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@samthielman We’ve seen that playbook before (and isn’t it a pain for companies to manage)? I don’t believe substack is talking in good faith here (given many of its featured writers). Still, generally, a clear mod policy =/ a good policy—but it’s an easy “gotcha” for journos. 2/2
@samthielman I’m kinda sympathetic to the viewpoint bc content mod may be too nuanced for a written policy. If the policy clearly says “no racism,” but then, say, a black writer makes a gentle joke about white people, cons would demand the writer be fired. 1/
@radleybalko Also, during the Civil War unit, one day he came to school cosplaying one of Sherman’s soldiers during the March to the Sea and taught the lesson in character. His dedication to calling Confederates scum was awesome and helped me not get brainwashed by AP history years later.
@radleybalko My favorite teacher was a nutty Libertarian 8th grade history teacher who made ABSOLUTELY SURE we knew that (1) the Civil War was about slavery despite what our mass-produced text books claimed; and (2) he definitely banged a German nurse while serving in Vietnam.