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@kearney (car-knee)
@kearney.bsky.social
Communication Ph.D., AI Manager. Conscientious machine learning models. ⌗nlp ⌗rstats ⌗python (he/him)
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kearney.bsky.social

Skills.

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The main problem for me is that I'm a freelancer. I don't have an email tied to a publication's domain. But I'd still be interested in getting verified.

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kearney.bsky.social

It shouldn't be. That's kinda the whole reason I think 'journalist' makes sense as a way to combat the dangers of sheer popularity* (accurate or artificial). Again, not saying this solves all problems, but I don't want to be on a platform that assumes power in the world is perfectly balanced.

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kearney.bsky.social

Agreed. And practical issues like freelance journalists are most definitely a nightmare for [someone besides me] to deal with 🤗

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kearney.bsky.social

So bsky should penalize journalists? Or only support identity verification? Because the latter isn't mutually exclusive or even competitive!

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kearney.bsky.social

Likewise!!!

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kearney.bsky.social

I don't want to either but I think it's inevitable and journalists are less arbitrary and less rich than most alternatives.

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kearney.bsky.social

I can't defend what I've seen several journalists do and say, but if you're trying to determine right from wrong what else do you suggest? Who decides? What values matter?

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kearney.bsky.social

Ahh yes this would do it. It will invariably devolve into partisan/community-specific domains, but that's inevitable in the current internet age.

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@kearney (car-knee)
@kearney.bsky.social
Communication Ph.D., AI Manager. Conscientious machine learning models. ⌗nlp ⌗rstats ⌗python (he/him)
372 followers647 following20 posts