I think this might be of interest to organisations like @familiesforsafestreets.org to help quantify issues and monitor interventions to prove if they are having the desired outcomes.

they've also changed their bluesky handle already - @walkwheelcyclet.bsky.social

Polanski has won *by a landslide*. 20,000+ votes vs 3,705 for Ra,say/Chowns

I was thinking of occasions like this one (at least the party took responsibility, but was driven by their agency):

www.bbc.co.uk/news/technol...

I have to admit I have some interaction with Network Rail's community engagement team in my area of London and have found them individually helpful (within the scope of such a bureaucratic organisation), so loathe to accuse all.

You are probably right that those who actually chose this agency may have been aware of this approach and are also responsible, but we've seen more agencies doing such underhand (particularly political) work and there ought to be a way to address this aspect (e.g. a role for industry certification)

And in case you don't click on the comment I quoted, here is the post it was referring to

bsky.app/profile/jmkp...

FB is therefore either unsecure (and is being hacked by spammers), or breaking its own terms by sharing my number with sc*mmers.

Utter b*ll*cks.

(and thank goodness for the **** key to keep this close to civilised)