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by karj 1 year 9 weeks 12 hours 26 min ago
This is ust the kind of discussion that we need to see more of on undrln. Thanks for sharing this!
by KimStearns 1 year 9 weeks 12 hours 55 sec ago
Yeah I read this the other day in print and it gave me goosebumps. Figured it was worth sharing.
by eendtje 1 year 9 weeks 24 min 29 sec ago
You're right, interesting read.
Clever how they created a little web-buzz to sell more paper the next day.
But maybe using a highly extraordinary story/scandal like this as a case study is a bit unrealistic?
by karj 1 year 8 weeks 6 days 18 hours ago
I have to say that I actually don't agree with the writer's argument, but it's a well made one. These are interesting topics for discussion--particularly when a contrary perspective is presented.
The thing I like about this link is that it leads us to something that we can really sink our teeth into. Design sites often get wrapped-up in either eye-candy or technical bits. As designers, I think we need to be open to much larger discussions.