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Unfortunately investigative journalism is hard to get into and not the easiest to do with no background or prior training. While I wish there was more of it in the scene, it's understandable why it's lacking from the scene.
As with any other kind of journalism, it's all about learning via doing. Harsha and I had no prior experience and broke a number of key roster moves, shuffles, insider stuff etc. We studied the ethics and processes, made relationships w/ players, and grafted. It's not that hard.
And I'm not saying we were incredible. We were barely breaking base level stuff and could have done way more. But it's still so useful for the scene. Would love for more people to just try to study it and believe in their ability.
I'm not saying it's not impossible, but it's very daunting to say "yeah, just make connections with pros." I think there is a gap in understanding. When you first started, the scene was very fresh and new and the access level to players was much lower. It's a bit harder.
This isn't to say that I think it's impossible. I just think a better suggestion is to tell people how. Help be a bridge between people wanting to get started and the pro scene. I've been doing this esport thing for a little bit and the common question I get involves "how"
Roster moves aren't investigative journalism, FWIW.
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