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ryan cooper
@ryanlcooper.com

real strong claim here that the AMA lied about reaching out to them for a correction. I would be surprised if that were the case!

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The New York Times’s body of reporting on the American Medical Association’s stance on gender-related care for minors is accurate and factual, and remains so despite the recent statement from the Chair of the A.M.A. Board, which contradicts the A.M.A.’s own statements. www.nytco.com/press/fact-c...

nytco.comFact-Checking Claims About Our American Medical Association Coverage | The New York Times CompanyThe New York Times’s body of reporting on the American Medical Association’s stance on gender-related care for minors is accurate and factual, and remains so despite the recent statement from the…
Timothy Burke
@bubbaprog.xyz

we've probably both been in the situation where somebody asks for a correction (or responds to a request for comment) but they ask the wrong person/somebody who doesn't work there anymore/sends it to an email nobody monitors

ryan cooper
@ryanlcooper.com

yeah, for sure. which is why I would be real careful about saying something like that!

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Geoff Green
@geoffgreen.org

No doubt. Reminds me of the time I sent multiple public records request to a government agency, got no response, finally emailed the general counsel and got an email reply telling me that no one checks the public records request email listed on their website.