It’s like he reads AITA like an advice column.

My advice is to write frequently and find someone who will edit your articles honestly and harshly. And then share on socials etc.

That part of my experience didn’t make it into the piece but a large part was the MassiveScience training program which gave me direct training by writers and editors at the Guardian, Times etc. Sadly Massive shutdown…

I think it’s fair to say tech solutions can make social solutions more effective, or more powerfully, enable new social solutions.

“You have to distinguish between misinformation, which is a mistake and disinformation, which is something that somebody wants you to believe, because it serves them.”

Not sure I’d say it’s good actors who care about licence violations in general, for example the Aaron Schwarz case.

I’d do that

Of course, but you don’t have to host random third parties on the website :)

Yeah I would believe that without seeing the plot.

Yeah or at least let authors edit them.