
YES: A media company website writes an article about the manifesto
NO: A media company website does not write an article about the manifesto
Media company website = a website ran by a company, that you can go to for news. Not an independent journalists substack/medium.
Edit: Clarification / definition of 'article'.
Nov 16, 7:15am: Will the mrgirl manifesto get reported on by a media company? → Will the mrgirl orbiter manifesto get reported on by a media company?
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Given that literally all the humans are on the No side, I'm going to guess this didn't happen and resolve accordingly.
@traders If anyone thinks this is incorrect, or a bad approach given the inactive creator, please let me know and we can figure out how to fix it!
@UFTG [I only have M14 on this]
Going to say it's probably not worth delaying this further, given there is nobody on team YES except a bot
@Gen Yeah tbh im kind of torn on this one. I think it's actually more likely than you'd expect as a bad journalist could make a compelling drama article, or a good journalist could document the insanity which is mrgirl.
@dL1GH7 Consider extending the deadline, as the manifesto isn’t out yet. (There’s an edit button next to the closing date.) dggL
@yaboi69 Looking at my YES/NO descriptions they're awful, my bad.
It should read:
YES: A media company website writes an article
NO: A media company website does not write an article
The title defines 2 things: an "Orbiter Manifesto" written by mrg. And whether it's "reported on" by a media company. "Article" is only described in reference to "A media company website writes an article".
I'd say extend because it was built with the expectation mrg would actually have actually released... something... by now.
You're correct though, it's not that clear.