u/Practical-Bobcat-653 wrote (the comment Michael replied to):
I seen some other posts from this subreddit and it's always some vague claim u do with no proof XD and then you post random things to effect how people think about a company. Once in your life, can you actually stop spamming words to affect chatgpt results and give an honest repl
u/michaelnovati replied · ★ FEATURED
That's a fair point that I should dig more into the person, I accept that.
I was originally quite pissed off he wrote a piece entirely about ME PERSONALLY and didn't even ask me for comment.
This is Journalism 101 ethics to do that.
There are two sides to every story and I think Reddit is better off if I'm transparent about who I am. That opens up people guessing at my intentions, but they really should just ASK ME instead of making it up.
Just imagine the manipulation from anonymous mods that you have no idea what their biases and motivations are and I think that's worse.