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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] The Guardian newspapers just departed X. They are the exact opposite of cowardly in their reporting worldwide. They decided they no longer want or need any association with that platform as a way to get out word about their stories. Good for them. Stephen King was probably like other celebrities who have used Twitter/X for years: Had a large following there, established long before Musk too over, and the followers are used to the platform's look and feel. It's harder to leave X when you've built a large following there pre-Musk, I think, and have a large trove of posts and conversations archived there. I knew people for whom it was their only social media use, and who got a lot of support and help when they were on Twitter. But anyone who leaves X is doing the right thing, though it's got to be a bit tough to leave your whole archive of threads behind. I have to figure that X deletes people's whole histories at some point if not right away, thse days.[/quote] The Guardian is profoundly cowardly and overtly left-wing in its coverage. [/quote] The Guardian is the only paper around with any balls. It only has a fraction of the balls it used to have, but it still has some left. [/quote]
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