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Dennis Kluge
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Managing Director of triebkraft. Still uses RSS.
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It’s a bunch of batch posts that mess up the timeline quite a bit.

It feels like a bit more curation could help.
palle.bsky.social Sascha Pallenberg @palle.bsky.social · Nov 21
Hey @theguardian.com , love that you left #Twitter for #Bluesky, but the way you’re distributing content here feels way too spammy. Time to rethink the approach!
This image features two Bluesky posts from The Guardian, focusing on separate news topics: Post 1: Discusses a critical inquiry into Captain Tom's family, revealing that they allegedly benefited personally from the charity they established. The watchdog labels the actions as "serious and repeated misconduct." Post 2: Highlights a report on the harm caused to mental health patients sent to treatment units far from their homes. The report links these placements to increased anxiety, PTSD, and even suicide in some cases, emphasizing the growing problem in England. This image features two posts from The Guardian on Bluesky, addressing distinct news topics: Post 1: Focuses on the Captain Tom Foundation and highlights three key failings identified by the Charity Commission. Criticism includes issues surrounding a book deal, personal appearances, and plans for a swimming pool. Post 2: Reports on research showing that survival rates for two lethal cancers (colon and lung) in the UK are lower compared to similar countries. The study criticizes the UK for lagging behind in outcomes, as noted by the OECD. This image contains two posts from The Guardian on Bluesky, focusing on societal and linguistic issues: Post 1: Discusses a study finding that GCSE results for private and state school pupils are now comparable. Despite this, inequality persists in creative arts subjects, where privately educated students continue to outperform. Post 2: Highlights new research showing that women who have experienced the loss of a baby prefer the term "pregnancy loss" over "miscarriage." The term "miscarriage" is described as clinical and cruel by some, making it unacceptable to many affected individuals.
November 21, 2024 at 6:46 AM