I have been reading the ongoing dialogue on the Salt Lake Tribune. Here comes my two cents worth.
I don't put alot of stock in the printed word of newspapers. I have had several occassions when I was involved directly in a story and the details were wrong and the quotes were wrong. I have yet to be in one that was totally accurate.
I have found that writer of such an article can skew things the way they want. Also, somtimes they just plain misquote a person and give a wrong impression.
Having said that I don't think the article can be taken word for word as accurate.
That is why I like the live interview and transcripts from those type of shows much better.
But it did give some interesting things for us to talk and read about!
I don't put alot of stock in the printed word of newspapersI have found that writer of such an article can skew things the way they want.
Having said that I don't think the article can be taken word for word as accurate.
But, but...wouldn't that be called libel???
And, and...wouldn't that constitute sandude's remark as being..."Smart Haters" ?
LIBEL
A false publication, as in writing, print, signs, or pictures, that damages a person's reputation. The act of presenting such material to the public.