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I've been similarly disappointed with the overall site. I'd guess that on about 90% of my visits to the site I bypass the main page and just look directly for updates on the author pages of Matt, Ezra, or Sarah Kliff. Most of the rest of it isn't worth sifting through.

I believe that you've said publicly your business model relies on some degree of "native advertising" or "sponsored content". How can you assure Vox readers that these sponsorship deals do not shape the news and opinion pieces?

For example, in an excellent recent piece by Julia Belluz, an editor of the Toronto Star suggested she/you could be in the tank for Merck, the company that makes Gardasil. Without more transparency regarding who is sponsoring what content on the site, how can readers know that you aren't in fact being paid by Merck to write news pieces defending their product?

I bet the scumbag is off somewhere living on a trust fund

Matt, what ever happen to Petey?

I used to read the Internet Food Association back in the day. What are some of your current favorite restaurants in the DC area?

Related: how many times per month do you eat Great Wall?