![Sometimes the snark gets the better of me. I’m hoping that this at least hands out a few free clues. Submit your own clues for the clue-challenged!
itsrightthereinfrontofyou:
Hiya, I wonder if its possible to know the persons name who wrote the “Male-Gaze” blog post and the date of publish? As i would like to include any useful information into my essay for university. Many Thanks
I get this level of request all the time. It makes me sad. Sad and snarky. Either there really are young adults who can’t read what’s right there on the page, or their tutors/lecturers/professors are telling them to email authors to ask for information that is right there on the page. Either way, more cluefulness is needed.
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Sometimes the snark gets the better of me. I’m hoping that this at least hands out a few free clues. Submit your own clues for the clue-challenged!
Hiya,
I wonder if its possible to know the persons name who wrote the “Male-Gaze” blog post and the date of publish? As i would like to include any useful information into my essay for university.
Many ThanksI get this level of request all the time. It makes me sad. Sad and snarky. Either there really are young adults who can’t read what’s right there on the page, or their tutors/lecturers/professors are telling them to email authors to ask for information that is right there on the page. Either way, more cluefulness is needed.
[ObAccessibility - Image Description: Picture is a screen-capture image of a blog post. The line of metadata under the post-heading that contains the publication date and the author name has both these items circled in red with lines leading to identifying labels in red text. The label for the “author” item adds that one should go to a site’s “About” page to read more about the author.]
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