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    1. This was an interesting read. I know literally nothing about the details. But also it reminded me of college media so much, where once someone saw I left myself logged in to gmail and sent a nasty email out pretending to be me to undercut my EIC run. jezebel.com/we-should-probably-talk-about-lauren-duca-1831805219
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    Was a super long time ago, but all I could think about when I read this piece (not positive or negative on the piece) was that email going out to everyone and being throughly unable to prove I hadn't sent it while knowing someone I worked with every day did and wouldn't admit it
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      I don't think any of us were our best selves at 20, but also feels like there's not really enough to base an article on here, where it would be even easier to fake. I dunno if I would have published this myself.
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        But I'm not privy to sources, etc... perhaps the author has something that proves this better to them then was made clear in the piece. Just thinking about how shitty people can still be in their late teens/early 20s.
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          It turned out for the best for me anyway. Not being EIC opened up other opportunities, but I'm still pretty phobic about email in general and other people touching my computers.
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