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In the marine industry, 316 is standard.


You mean the reputable journalists at BuzzFeed?


Apparently they’ve evolved quite a bit: https://www.pulitzer.org/finalists/chris-hamby-buzzfeed-news


BuzzFeed is quite different from BuzzFeedNews which produces higher quality content. Very unfortunate naming and we go through that exchange on hn every time they get linked.


As we should. Reputation is the best tool we have for tracking credibility throughout society. As a pioneer of clickbait garbage, Buzzfeed has a deservedly poor reputation, and a little bit of brand diversification doesn’t change that. If the Sackler family started opening rehab clinics, it wouldn’t change my opinion on what a bunch of scumbags they are.


No, the reputable journalists at BuzzFeed News, which has produced two Pulitzer Prize finalists so far.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BuzzFeed_News


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Any writer of news someone doesn't like can be an "activist" rather than a journalist, it's a pointless distinction


Please don't.


Those two things aren't mutually exclusive.


BuzzFeed News is not BuzzFeed. They've won several well-deserved journalistic awards.


You don't understand!

Austen has zero intention of answering you!

If you could please stop bothering him with your plebeian concerns, that'd be great!


Depends on the place.

I happily biked for years in London (considered a dangerous cycling city).

I gave up in fear of my life in Fiji (tiny and sparsely populated).

I wouldn't even consider it in Dublin (which has a lot of cycle lanes).


FWIW I cycled for 10+ years in Dublin without incident


Is anyone else seeing the irony of the poor writing in this article?


In fairness, the author is not a native English speaker. And he makes his point with clarity and cohesion. There are some awkward phrases, but by engineering standards his writing is perfectly fine :D


I enjoy the coincidence of our comments asking this same thing as a question.


At least once a day


Discrete


Centuries


Raising Awareness is the contemporary 'last refuge of a scoundrel'. Greenpeace lost any broad credibility as a maverick campaigning organisation a long time ago, it's now just another MOTR 'charitable' org that overspends on admin, salaries and PR.


Probably both... I've worked with a lot of people from Bangladesh; idealistic stated goals, paired with deeply cynical actions is a good, succinct and fairly generalisable summary in my experience.


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