How is that any different from Limbaugh or Hannity depending on the comments of people calling into their radio shows?https://twitter.com/Cernovich/status/1153742783674372096 …
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A caller says things heard on a radio show. A post from an unedited blogger on an open platform presents things read on that platform. I don't see the difference in terms of attribution. Both are independent voices carried on a publishing platform. Not the voice of the platform.
Was the article labeled as sponsored content? To the average reader, it looks like a real article. Deceptive at best. You seem really eager to defend HuffPo’s decision to post pro-Epstein content. Why?
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In fact, why don't we ask
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I don’t know who he is. You think you’re getting some “sick own” on me, but I wouldn’t defend townhall if they posted or allowed to be posted pro-Epstein stuff.
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So you are saying that if Townhall saw someone post on its open platform something inappropriate that they should remove it? Isn't that what you said
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I am saying that is a pro-Epstein article appeared under the townhall banner, I would expect an explanation from the outlet itself.
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I think the explanation is self-evident... people were free to create their own blogs and post their own opinions on both
@huffPost and@townhallcom in the past. You are asking them to restate the obvious. Sure, they could. But it seems unnecessary.
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You misread me... I am saying that 1)
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Yes HuffPo published it. That HuffPo used free labor doesn’t change the dynamics of their choices.https://techcrunch.com/2018/01/18/farewell-unpaid-blogger-huffpost-drops-free-contributor-platform-that-drove-its-growth/ …
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I did some research. The bloggers published at HuffPo. Why mislead me? HuffPo needs to disavow it’s Epstein piece. Have a nice day.https://www.carefulcents.com/get-published-on-the-huffington-post/ …
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You have just repeated the exact same argument, adding nothing to what we have already discussed. I hold Twitter responsible for allowing you to misrepresent the facts. So, don't worry. You are in the clear.
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