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Originally Posted by LektorAJ
There are 274 other posts here which also specifically reference this thread and Daniel's recent podcast interview.
Why not just post your opinion directly in the thread like everyone else?
Sorry, but 2p2 would become unreadable if it was just a bunch of people directing readers to read their views elsewhere on commercial sites.
Hi LektorAJ. I am happy you brought this up because I have wanted to address this specifically in a response to someone who would have a legitimate gripe about cross-referencing here on TwoPlusTwo.
As Doug Polk has stated in his videos, one of our main goals as Team Upswing members is to play a part in "growing poker." In my personal opinion, patrons of any activity become genuinely engaged through content that is authoritative, accurate, cited, relatable, timely, and thoroughly researched. It is also my opinion that any poker fan's best chance of encountering this quality content is through the most authoritative, widely-viewed sources that have communities built around them such as TwoPlusTwo, PocketFives, YouTube, Twitch, etc.
If you read my material published across a number of sites over the last year, you know that I actively credit this forum, its contributing members and specific views expressed within threads in a manner that promotes and acknowledges this website's unique status in the poker realm.
So my reply is this. I would like to see more poker writers who put serious effort into their work submit their articles for review here, but I would also like for those writers to also submit to any reasonable feedback and be secure enough in his/her methods to openly advise rather than disqualifying the first negative shoot-reply.
Read my article, and if you have ANYTHING you'd like to communicate with me about it, I'm here first and foremost for validation because I value other informed posters' views ESPECIALLY if they aren't in line with my own. So as long as I'm willing to respond to feedback, should I not establish that I'm here to compete in the editorial streets and seek innovative ways to spread the game of poker?