Bloomberg has published an article in which they include the recipe for suicide gas. I was appalled and this post is a call for action. Let's tell the editors of Bloomberg what we think of their kind of journalism!
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This is totally irresponsible journalism! Let's make sure they hear our complaints!
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I've submitted it to Digg, so go digg it!
http://digg.com/world_news/Japanese_Suicide_Gas_Recipe_Published_by_Bloomberg
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http://bloggingzoom.com/GeneralInternationalNews/Instructions_for_Japanese_Suicide_Gas_Published_by_Bloomberg-1/
Finally, Shane has linked to the Bloomberg feedback form so you can give those Bloomin' berks a piece of your mind!
Thanks Nick - not sure this will get 'heard' but sometimes you just have to take a stand!
"I'm as mad as hell, and I'm not going to take it anymore!"
Count this as one for the little guy! With much thanks to Nick, (http://www.japansoc.com/), Ken (http://whatjapanthinks.com/) and others for helping to spread the word on this I am pleased to report that the article was corrected. These words now appear at the top of the article:
“(Corrects to delete quantities used in materials in 10th and 11th paragraphs in story published May 2.)”
Thanks again to everyone for your support - I literally couldn’t have done it without you!
I guess they couldn't really argue about the stupidity of what they had done, so it's great they've made some changes.... thanks to us! :) Great work guys!