Nice work! I remember when this story first came out I was scouring every source I could to find a CLEAR map of exactly where each cabin was (obviously I missed this!) and weeks later, this is the first one I finally found! (I'm working on a video project to highlight the issues for a course I'm taking for my meteorology degree, so restarting my research this week.) Thanks for your hard work and inspiration to start making better maps myself in the future! Would it be ok to screenshot your map and credit you if I end up posting the video publicly somewhere like TikTok and/or youtube?
Sure, no personal credit required, I'm just a contributor to OpenStreetMap. Enjoy. But if you post it on SubStack tag me in it, or send a pvmsg so I can help promote it. Nice to kind of build an audience here.
So as a resident and redditor of a blue city/ red state, I sympathize. Did you try perhaps r/SanAntonio or another larger nearby city? That obviously doesn't solve the problem completely but it is one way to get better information out to those that want it.
Pretty much universally anything posted in r/Kentucky is removed by a moderator as soon as they get around to noticing it wouldn't be upvoted on r/conservative.
Excellent work on the map, so much more informative!
Thanks for the kind words. I don't really want to post it anywhere that I don't know it's topically relevant. I'm not sure it's useful to r/SA so I probably won't do that. I do not want to fuel an allegation of spam.
BTW. Still working on that big article on Mamdani. =)
I used to think FB was the most ignorantly opinionated place, then I tried to use Reddit. The moderation, if it can even be called that, is atrocious in every sub. My son told me, "I tried to tell you." The last time I posted in no other sub, but my profile was deleted by some overlord simply because all my posts (on my own profile only) were quotes and links to Substack. I won't ever go back, nor will I cluck links others supply for Reddit.
I have to admit, I like it *FAR* more here than over there. But I do wish Reddit would wrangle and expel the shit moderators so we could get that back too.
It really does vary a lot. But the baseline for perhaps the majority IS trash. I still must sing the praises of reddit in that it is one of the remaining places where your profile is anonymous (comparatively, without violating the rules, and without requiring verification of your irl identity. It's imperfect but it's still got a few important things going for it.
Nice work! I remember when this story first came out I was scouring every source I could to find a CLEAR map of exactly where each cabin was (obviously I missed this!) and weeks later, this is the first one I finally found! (I'm working on a video project to highlight the issues for a course I'm taking for my meteorology degree, so restarting my research this week.) Thanks for your hard work and inspiration to start making better maps myself in the future! Would it be ok to screenshot your map and credit you if I end up posting the video publicly somewhere like TikTok and/or youtube?
Sure, no personal credit required, I'm just a contributor to OpenStreetMap. Enjoy. But if you post it on SubStack tag me in it, or send a pvmsg so I can help promote it. Nice to kind of build an audience here.
So as a resident and redditor of a blue city/ red state, I sympathize. Did you try perhaps r/SanAntonio or another larger nearby city? That obviously doesn't solve the problem completely but it is one way to get better information out to those that want it.
Pretty much universally anything posted in r/Kentucky is removed by a moderator as soon as they get around to noticing it wouldn't be upvoted on r/conservative.
Excellent work on the map, so much more informative!
Thanks for the kind words. I don't really want to post it anywhere that I don't know it's topically relevant. I'm not sure it's useful to r/SA so I probably won't do that. I do not want to fuel an allegation of spam.
BTW. Still working on that big article on Mamdani. =)
You could ask Arturo Dominguez at Decolonized Journalism? He's in Texas, he might have a suggestion?
I used to think FB was the most ignorantly opinionated place, then I tried to use Reddit. The moderation, if it can even be called that, is atrocious in every sub. My son told me, "I tried to tell you." The last time I posted in no other sub, but my profile was deleted by some overlord simply because all my posts (on my own profile only) were quotes and links to Substack. I won't ever go back, nor will I cluck links others supply for Reddit.
I have to admit, I like it *FAR* more here than over there. But I do wish Reddit would wrangle and expel the shit moderators so we could get that back too.
It really does vary a lot. But the baseline for perhaps the majority IS trash. I still must sing the praises of reddit in that it is one of the remaining places where your profile is anonymous (comparatively, without violating the rules, and without requiring verification of your irl identity. It's imperfect but it's still got a few important things going for it.