Preston M. Roundy
@pmroundy.bsky.social
Sophomore Journalism Student at Fort Lewis College
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Just finished (for now) a major project. A BlueSky thread describing the key distinctions I use to bring clarity to my own thinking as a press critic.
It's long (28 slides) but I tried to make it worth the trip. It ends with the people of Minnesota and their version of "citizen journalism."
It's long (28 slides) but I tried to make it worth the trip. It ends with the people of Minnesota and their version of "citizen journalism."
"When in doubt, draw a distinction."
Not sure where he got it, but in grad school one of my teachers taught me that.
This (long) thread is about the key distinctions I rely on as a critic. There's a Twitter version from 2021. This one builds on that one.
I will post them one at a time. Ready?
Not sure where he got it, but in grad school one of my teachers taught me that.
This (long) thread is about the key distinctions I rely on as a critic. There's a Twitter version from 2021. This one builds on that one.
I will post them one at a time. Ready?
February 1, 2026 at 8:35 PM
Just finished (for now) a major project. A BlueSky thread describing the key distinctions I use to bring clarity to my own thinking as a press critic.
It's long (28 slides) but I tried to make it worth the trip. It ends with the people of Minnesota and their version of "citizen journalism."
It's long (28 slides) but I tried to make it worth the trip. It ends with the people of Minnesota and their version of "citizen journalism."
The Bayfield Board of Trustees has named John Waters as the new town manager. Waters served for seven years as the city manager for Ruidoso Downs, New Mexico.
Waters looks to focus on listening to residents as town manager, commenting, "We don't make the rules. We just make it possible."
#218j2
Waters looks to focus on listening to residents as town manager, commenting, "We don't make the rules. We just make it possible."
#218j2
February 2, 2026 at 8:25 AM
The Bayfield Board of Trustees has named John Waters as the new town manager. Waters served for seven years as the city manager for Ruidoso Downs, New Mexico.
Waters looks to focus on listening to residents as town manager, commenting, "We don't make the rules. We just make it possible."
#218j2
Waters looks to focus on listening to residents as town manager, commenting, "We don't make the rules. We just make it possible."
#218j2