p/osint

Here's some helpful advice..... 1) get a banner photo that shows your idea of the focus for the pocha 2) go to /p/pochas and post an interesting post about the discussions/objectives of this pocha and make sure that you include a link back to the pocha 3) the suggestion that @matt gave you was not to reply to him, but to create a new post with such a prompt or idea "For all podcasters and bloggers do you use any OSINT methods in your research for your episodes and or articles? If so do you have a go to tool (or 3) that you depend on and why." "Do you think that OSINT is a good method of research for journalists, activists, and other organizations? Why or why not?" "With the rise of AI and deep fakes how to ensure that your OSINT results are accurate and as close to primary sources as possible?" "How did you find out about OSINT and how often do you use any of the methods?" Have faith and stick with it if it matters to you.

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