Kat Walsh wrote: > The showcase pieces, the ones that do get past the > ever-increasing hurdles, are great -- and I'm glad we have a process > for identifying them and bringing them into wider public view, both > because the creators deserve the recognition and because the public > ought to see it. But tracking the number doesn't give veyr much > information except as a comment on the process itself. > Yes, in a way it's sad we have so much attention on gatekeeping and absolute standards (well, as has been said, high and upwardly mobile standards), and so little recognition on great added-value edits, the ones which take an article into a different class of usefulness. As far as I know the transition from B class to A class is still considered to be the most transforming, from the reader's point of view.
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