(Ignore the headline which is alarmingly bad, and completely fails to sell an excellent story.)
I am late to this, but it is an engrossing and angering listen (or read). The core message: the government squandered the time lockdown bought us, because they’re wedded to corporate centralisation, and closed to genuine expert advice.
Infuriating. members.tortoisemedia.com/2020/10/05/201…
This is going to scare people unnecessarily: Covid virus ‘survives for 28 days’ in lab conditions – the ‘lab conditions’ in question include in the dark, because UV destroys the virus. As found in, say, sunlight.
Aerosol spread seems to be the … microblog.onemanandhisblog.com/2020/10/11/thi…
I love our beach. t.co/QO7LehS89… 
@gillesbruno Thank you.
Incredible light streaming into the house this evening. t.co/nuFp7QTGU… 
3 of 5 stars to Losing Eden by Lucy Jones goodreads.com/review/show/32…
This looks interesting to the #ddj #datajournalism crowd. #interhacktives kottke.org/20/10/edward-t…
#interhacktives twitter.com/JackCummings92…
Look at this: @openDemocracy is looking for a head of multimedia. Looks like a fantastic job for someone… #journojobs
Absolutely stonkingly brilliant issue of @benwhitelaw’s community engagement newsletter today: getrevue.co/profile/everyt… Lots of meaty reads and links in there. Go, check it out. #interhacktives
@yelvington @erika_marzano 100% agreement. In many ways abandoned, unmanaged comments sections are the polar opposite to community engagement. I do think comments can be a useful engagement tool - but they’re not the only one.
Current status: t.co/HlNwwmypO… 
Oh, I should probably have put in a link, shouldn’t I? Here it is: onemanandhisblog.com/2020/10/the-ne…
(with h/ts to @corinne_podger @charlesarthur @alexhern @rasmus_kleis amongst others)
Well, I spent longer than usual on that post/newsletter, but I’m happy with the result. I don’t think it’s the same old links in everyone’s newsletters, I think I got my tone of voice back. And I think it’s genuinely useful.
phew
This has genuinely been a recurring problem for me for something like 15 years — I’m at my best when I go my own way. But those little scrabbles of doubt often afflict me, and I end up being vaguely like everyone else. And every time I catch myself doing it, I need to step back.
@ConnorIbbetson @michaelgoodier @s___gallagher Today, in the #interhacktives graduates kitchen we have… 👨🍳
@sweena Features.
Look at this beautiful thing: @firstdraftnews has launched a US elections misinformation dashboard. (via @cward1e) firstdraftnews.org/dashboard-insi…
@ConnorIbbetson Off to Waitrose with you. p112 of the latest Waitrose Food. It’s surprisingly sweet, but even my daughters loved it. t.co/RFqrECFOs… 
@jowadsworth Uh, @waitrose Food magazine, I’m afraid.
@PaulOckenden @AmazonUK Barcelona? I presume you bought something very Gaudi…
@SophieWarnes I fear you over-estimate the available supply of common sense in London.
Fear my mighty traybake powers. t.co/kx77kG5Lq… 