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A Note on a Correction from Jon and Zach

After Babel • 5259 implied HN points • 12 Mar 26
📰 News Editorial
  1. A guest post was removed after it was found to contain inaccuracies.
  2. The publication says it values rigorous research and admits its editorial process failed to properly vet the piece.
  3. They acknowledge the mistake, thank readers who pointed it out, and signal a commitment to improve editorial standards going forward.

Note from the Editor

TK News by Matt Taibbi • 4518 implied HN points • 06 Feb 26
🎙 Podcasts Editorial
  1. A regular segment was paused this week because the host was too sick to record, and it will return next week.
  2. The publication has been light on content lately, and changes meant to fix that will be implemented after the weekend with readers asked to check back Monday.
  3. An apology was offered for the interruption, and readers were wished a good weekend and reminded to tune in Monday morning.

A tale of two speeches.

Today's Edition Newsletter • 9276 implied HN points • 08 Jan 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Editorial
  1. The vile and alarming behavior of Trump during his recent speeches will push away potential supporters, highlighting the importance of upholding democracy.
  2. The NYTimes Editorial Board warns against a second term of a Trump presidency, emphasizing the dangers Trump poses to the country.
  3. Remember that the anti-Trump majority in America is strong, and it's essential to act based on this fact to work towards a better future.

Sunday Strip: Now What?

Who is Robert Malone • 49 implied HN points • 01 Mar 26
💥 Comics Editorial
  1. The piece suggests we are at the start of larger societal and political changes, not at the end of a moment.
  2. A provocative line about vacationing in places like Gaza, Cuba, Venezuela, Iran, and Minnesota implies shifting geopolitics or an ironic view of how travel and alliances may change.
  3. Visual satire combined with a reader-supported distribution is being used to provoke thought and build audience engagement.

A Short Break

Diane Francis • 859 implied HN points • 27 May 24
📰 News Editorial
  1. Taking regular breaks is important for recharging and staying creative. Taking some time off can help you come back with fresh ideas.
  2. Sharing interesting content from other sources can spark new conversations. It’s a good way to engage with your audience and keep things lively.
  3. Staying informed about global events is crucial, especially when discussing topics like the Ukraine conflict. It helps to understand different viewpoints and the bigger picture.
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Nothing new for today

In My Tribe • 167 implied HN points • 22 Dec 25
📰 News Editorial
  1. No new post today — nothing is ready to publish.
  2. There are a few posts being worked on, but they aren't finished yet.
  3. Updates will come when those posts are ready to be released.

Job listing: Associate Editor

Silver Bulletin • 39 implied HN points • 09 Feb 26
📰 News Editorial
  1. An associate editor position (initially part-time, with the potential to expand) will focus on editing others' work, commissioning and editing freelancers, shaping style and editorial planning, and doing quality control on data, charts, and models.
  2. Applicants need at least two years of editing experience, a strong interest in topics like electoral politics and sports, and a precise, statistics-savvy eye for data and factual accuracy.
  3. The job pays $45–55/hour for roughly 15–20 hours per week with a 50-hour minimum guarantee, requires US work eligibility and weekday availability, and has an application deadline of Feb 24 with interviews in early March.

Why Heresy Press? Why Now?

Lit Mag News Roundup • 786 implied HN points • 25 Jan 24
📚 Literature Editorial
  1. Identity politics is influencing the publishing world, leading to exclusion and censorship.
  2. Writers appreciate editorial guidance and value strong editing for their work.
  3. Quality of work submitted directly by authors can be as high as, or even higher than, work submitted by agents to publishers.

"Oh, You're a Writer?"

Agents and Books • 1297 implied HN points • 08 Mar 23
📚 Literature Editorial
  1. When asked to read someone's book, be kind but firm if it's not your genre
  2. If you have to read a book that's not your taste, be polite but honest in your feedback
  3. If you notice big issues in a book, provide constructive criticism tactfully

Feed the Crow: Submissions Call for Issue 58

Crow & Colophon • 219 implied HN points • 30 Apr 24
📚 Literature Editorial
  1. Genres sought include poetry, fiction, translated poetry & fiction, and graphic fiction for Issue 58 submissions.
  2. The editors emphasize the importance of courage, sincerity, and creating exceptional writing.
  3. Editors discuss the responsibility and perspective needed when dealing with rejection in the literary world.

Friday Funnies: The Goal of Socialism...

Who is Robert Malone • 30 implied HN points • 02 Jan 26
💥 Comics Editorial
  1. It claims socialism ultimately leads to communism and uses cartoons and humor to make that argument.
  2. The messaging is mocking and provocative, using insults to challenge people who disagree or don’t see the point.
  3. It promotes activism against vaccine mandates, sharing a Hawaii speaking tour schedule and a link to a group that opposes mandatory vaccinations.

Year In Review

Notes from a Small Press • 16 implied HN points • 23 Dec 25
📚 Literature Editorial
  1. The small press published thirteen books across genres this year, and the 50 Maps series were the clear top sellers.
  2. The backlist now drives a significant share of revenue, with several older titles selling steadily and newer books showing long-term staying power.
  3. The press is growing operationally—it now has two full-time salaried editors—and it has an active acquisitions pipeline plus plans to meet prospective authors at upcoming conferences.

Happy New Year!

The Cosmopolitan Globalist • 10 implied HN points • 01 Jan 26
🎭️ Culture Editorial
  1. A warm Happy New Year message that wishes readers a wonderful year.
  2. A heartfelt thank-you to everyone who supports the Cosmopolitan Globalist and helped make it possible.
  3. A personal detail about going to bed early with a good book, plus an offer to continue the post for free or to purchase a paid subscription.

All Change at Vittles

Vittles • 202 implied HN points • 11 Mar 24
🍲 Food & Drink Editorial
  1. Vittles has launched a new website with sections like Features, Restaurants, Recipes, Columns, and Projects, offering a diverse range of food and culture content.
  2. Vittles is changing their pitching process to allow for more freedom in article submissions, encouraging writers to pitch ideas related to food with no restrictions on content.
  3. Vittles is expanding their team with new personnel and editors, aiming to sustainably grow the online magazine with reader contributions.

Friday Funnies: Over-Whelming

Who is Robert Malone • 36 implied HN points • 13 Jun 25
😂 Humor Editorial
  1. Life can feel overwhelming at times. It's important to recognize how busy and fast-paced things can get.
  2. Time seems to move faster as we experience more. This feeling of time compression can make past events seem like they happened long ago.
  3. Humor can be a great way to cope with the challenges of life. Laughter often helps lighten the mood during tough times.

Jobs and Opps at Cycling Electric, Full Fact, Stuff.tv, BBC Sport, and Many, Many More 🚴‍♀️

Journo Resources - The Opportunities • 119 implied HN points • 21 Feb 23
💼 Business Editorial
  1. Various job opportunities in journalism are available at companies like Cycling Electric, Full Fact, Stuff.tv, and BBC Sport.
  2. Applications for different roles, such as news reporter, features writer, and editorial assistant, are open with varying salaries and responsibilities.
  3. Events, training programs, and grants for aspiring journalists and freelancers are also highlighted for further opportunities.

🍀 Kernel 4 Pitches Now Open!

Reboot • 16 implied HN points • 28 Oct 23
📚 Literature Editorial
  1. Kernel Magazine is now open for pitches and submissions for Issue 4 themed around luck.
  2. The new issue of Kernel will delve into the concept of luck and randomness in technology.
  3. They are looking for nonfiction, creative, and other contributions in various formats for the magazine.

Editorial note

The Cosmopolitan Globalist • 3 implied HN points • 30 Jan 25
📰 News Editorial
  1. The newsletter was sent out with the wrong version. It included some extra notes and videos that weren't meant to be there.
  2. Although it was a mistake, the extra content is still interesting to read.
  3. The correct version has been updated on the website for anyone who wants to check it out.

Welcome to the Boring AppSec Community

Boring AppSec • 0 implied HN points • 31 Dec 25
📰 News Editorial
  1. This is a welcome message that greets visitors to the page.
  2. The date Dec 31, 2025 is shown, so the content is tied to that specific day.
  3. Buttons or links labeled "Share" and "Previous" suggest you can share the page and navigate to earlier content.