An Army That Learned to Learn. Russia Turns Its War Experience Into an Adaptive Mechanism That Could Make It More Dangerous and Technologically Advanced in Future Conflicts

I am 50/50.

It’s link free, and while citing a few details, mostly vague with a suspicious format.

But sfg.media seems to have a real history; it’s not an SEO farm:

SFG Media was launched in 2022 by a small group of Kyiv-based journalists and volunteers during the Russian invasion of Ukraine. It identifies as a non-commercial, non-registered media collective run by six individuals. According to their About page, they publish English-language content primarily to offer independent Ukrainian perspectives to international audiences. While not a formally registered media outlet, they describe their work as journalism reflecting their “social and political position.”

https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/sfg-media-bias-and-credibility/

And the point the article makes is pretty reasonable.

I’d feel a whole lot better if they link citations like the ISW or Wikipedia. And I know that can be a slop pattern too, but it’s still good practice these days.

Comments

The Real King Gordon @lemmy.world 1w ago
Ai slop. So many emdashes.
- brucethemoose @lemmy.world 1w ago
  
  I am 50/50.
  It’s link free, and while citing a few details, mostly vague with a suspicious format.
  But sfg.media seems to have a real history; it’s not an SEO farm:
  SFG Media was launched in 2022 by a small group of Kyiv-based journalists and volunteers during the Russian invasion of Ukraine. It identifies as a non-commercial, non-registered media collective run by six individuals. According to their About page, they publish English-language content primarily to offer independent Ukrainian perspectives to international audiences. While not a formally registered media outlet, they describe their work as journalism reflecting their “social and political position.”
  https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/sfg-media-bias-and-credibility/
  And the point the article makes is pretty reasonable.
  I’d feel a whole lot better if they link citations like the ISW or Wikipedia. And I know that can be a slop pattern too, but it’s still good practice these days.