Bill Strickland @TrueBS

@joelindsey @JasenThorpe I see this more as an immersive, interactive metaverse AI NFT piece, wherein you get to race against the wrongdoers of your choice on one of the old Emmaus lunch routes

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Bill Strickland @TrueBS

3 years ago

@scottydug Spectacular. Looked on the climb to have given it everything and little more

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Bill Strickland @TrueBS

4 years ago

@IctWulander (Very busy day)

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Bill Strickland @TrueBS

4 years ago

@IctWulander Oops…I just accidentally deleted it

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Bill Strickland @TrueBS

4 years ago

@VeloFellow987 “Don’t take anything on here too seriously”

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Bill Strickland @TrueBS

4 years ago

@marscat I am but a ‘umble resident of cycling

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@shaneferro Sorry I added to whatever stress you’re experiencing over this. If it matters, I meant “personally” not in terms of personality but as opposed to professionally: Critiquing this specific story (the editing) not the person (the editor). As I said, I’ve heard he’s a good editor.

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Bill Strickland @TrueBS

4 years ago

@shaneferro @dlberes Someone who’s worked with you at another outlet, Damon, tells me that you’re a good editor, by the way. I wouldn’t consider this a well-edited piece, though, no matter how well it might have done for you in traffic.

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Bill Strickland @TrueBS

4 years ago

@shaneferro @dlberes Even beyond the failure to locate a strong narrative or premise, the editing allows the misguided writer to get away with several to many statements that simply don’t hold up under any kind of factual or logical check