"It's ethically wrong to force these changes onto an unwilling user base as it alienates them while devaluing the quality of the site and tarnishing your credibility," posted Aaron Vollhofer.
To maintain its newly recaptured global credibility, the Post can't be seen as the opposition party.
See also: "Nassim Taleb Kills $20 Billion Mythical Swan, WSJ Crashes Credibility, "Huffington Post, May 11 , 2010
"It was complete luck," Gardiner says, "but that gave me a lot of credibility". These posts might not sound too malicious, but Gardiner became more ambitious.
Instead of being haunted by the past, you're now a ghost, lacking the typical identifiers of professional credibility (blog posts, mentions in the media, articles you've published, and so on).
The network studied in the dismantling analysis (Fig. 5) is based on retweets with links to articles from low-credibility sources, posted before the 2016 US presidential election (16 May–7 November 2016).
There is increasing concern that the UK's political rhetoric will, if not checked, threaten the coherence and credibility of the post-second world war human rights settlement".
Ben Wood, chief of research at the research company CCS Insight, told the Guardian: "We can't take any credibility from something posted on Secret.
The damage Mr. Breitbart suffered to his credibility after he posted a tipster's edited video that showed an Agriculture Department official, Shirley Sherrod, making what appeared to be prejudiced remarks seems not to matter as far as his fans are concerned.
Most obviously, liberal democracy is a rare flower globally, the form of which differs even in its heartland of western Europe/America; the neocon belief that it is the natural condition for society should have no credibility after the post-9/11 experience – including the Arab spring – and we should be cautious about imposing it on others.
