Thanks, Brad. It's true that this is difficult, but we're learning quite a bit. One of the early videos I posted I found out a few days later was a hoax so I had to correct the post. I knew the one you mentioned was a little questionable, but there's gems like these paragraphs in there that I think made it worthwhile:
It’s been a horrible day. We woke up to unbearable heat. Our area averages about 4 hours electricity daily and the rest is generator electricity, which means we can use our ceiling fans, but there’s no way we can use air conditioners.
We woke up to an ominous silence- an indicator that the generator isn’t working. E. went next door to check and got a confirmation. It might not work all day. The neighbor responsible for it was going to bring by the ‘generator doctor’ as soon as he was free.
The electricity came at 6 pm for only twenty minutes- as if to taunt us. The moment the lights flickered on, we were gathered in the kitchen and we could hear the neighborhood children began to hoot and holler with joy.
But yeah, we spend quite a bit of time hashing out just what is and isn't a primary source. The question that came up yesterday is whether the government is a primary source or not. We decided it often is, but not always, as in press releases.
BTW: Thanks for giving this the front page treatment.
