I thought content wasn't edited on hpr.

Brian-in-ohio

On 9/17/21 17:21, Joshua Knapp wrote:
Would it be possible to actually flag 3414 with the information to the CDC or other reputable source of information?  Similar to how YouTube and other services flag posts like this?

On Fri, Sep 17, 2021 at 2:17 PM Klaatu <kla...@mixedsignals.ml> wrote:

    It is objectively true that people are dying from Covid-19, and if
    that didn't
    concern the Hacker Public Radio community, I'd be saddened and
    disappointed in
    all of us.

    Most listeners of HPR are not on this mailing list.  I propose we
    combat the
    disinformation in 3414 with *several* episodes of correct
    information. I
    believe the best cure for ignorance is knowledge.

    People already believe that "critical thinking" (read: ignoring
    scientific
    evidence and "doing your own research" even though you have no
    access to Covid
    patients or laboratories) will expose "the truth" behind Covid. 
    Episode 3414
    isn't introducing anybody to these ideas.

    Episodes in response to it, however, could be the thing that gives
    someone the
    courage to stop all of their head-in-the-sand "critical thinking"
    and to start
    listening to the experts.

    I'm happy to do an episode in response, and in fact I'll post one
    later today.
    I'd be happier still if anybody responding to this thread does the
    same.

    -klaatu




    >
    > brian-in-ohio
    >
    > On 9/17/21 15:09, nihilazo via Hpr wrote:
    > > Hello,
    > > I have been wanting to contribute another episode to HPR for
    years but
    > > have not got around to it yet. However I am more skeptical to
    lend my
    > > voice to HPR after the publication of episode 3414, which spreads
    > > anti-vaccine and conspiratorial ideas and promotes vitamin B3 as a
    > > vaccine alternative (which has some benefits, as a preventative
    > > alongside the vaccine, but is no replacement, and studies are
    still
    > > fairly preliminary).
    > > I understand that usual HPR policy dictates that episodes are
    not to
    > > be edited or removed after they are uploaded but in the case
    of this
    > > episode I think it's irresponsible for Hacker Public Radio to
    leave it
    > > up, especially in the midst of a global health crisis.
    > > Are there any plans to deal with this episode's potentially
    harmful
    > > content?
    > >
    > > Thanks,
    > > Nico
    > >
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