Churnalism. Don’t you just love it? The repetition of self-serving claims from press releases into press as if they were facts. Wikipedia calls this “fact-washing”.
WDDTY said they would not do this. It’s as true as their principled statement that they would never take paid advertising.
So it’s no surprise to see a tweet from WDDTY:
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