Someone’s spellchecker must have changed Craigslist to Craig’s List in this informative news story.
Another gem:
When contacted by The News via e-mail on Thursday afternoon, a representative of Craig’s List asked for a link to the ad and asked that questions be submitted by e-mail. The representative didn’t respond to a second e-mail asking to be contacted by phone. The online bulletin board service is user-monitored, with anyone able to flag questionable postings for deletion.
Two points,
- The News didn’t link to the post in their first email.
- Maybe the Craigslist reply isn’t clear, but they want to answer questions by EMAIL. Not by phone. That you can do journalism via email doesn’t seem to connect.
BenJ | 20-Jun-08 at 10:17 am | Permalink
Perhaps you should email the author of the story, asking him to call you back so you can give some feedback?
Amy | 22-Jun-08 at 7:00 pm | Permalink
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