Apparently that is the case, considering they relaxed some of the rules but not all of them.
Don’t really care about the source, their articles aren’t reactionary and they are a good collection on stuff that I care without having to go look around on YIMBY, Paid Leave, Child Care, Anti Austerity, etc etc
I think they are pointing out a typo in that headline. It should be something like “Seattle to Loosen” or “Seattle Loosens.” Normally I am not one to correct grammar if the point is made, but they are positioning themselves as a news source. That kind of mistake does not inspire confidence in the source.
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Apparently that is the case, considering they relaxed some of the rules but not all of them.
Don’t really care about the source, their articles aren’t reactionary and they are a good collection on stuff that I care without having to go look around on YIMBY, Paid Leave, Child Care, Anti Austerity, etc etc
I think they are pointing out a typo in that headline. It should be something like “Seattle to Loosen” or “Seattle Loosens.” Normally I am not one to correct grammar if the point is made, but they are positioning themselves as a news source. That kind of mistake does not inspire confidence in the source.