by sumac | Nov 9, 2018 | Media Apologies
Freelance writer Selene Nelson wrote to William Sitwell, the editor of Waitrose Food magazine, suggesting a series on vegan cooking. Her query followed a standard format, with extra exclamation points to make her stand out: Hi William, …I’m a freelance...
by sumac | Oct 25, 2018 | Corporate Apologies
Guest post from Jonelle Patrick Yes, getting caught red-handed falsifying safety data on the shock-absorbing equipment that’s supposed to keep skyscrapers from falling down in an earthquake is the kind of thing that might warrant a public apology. This week, the KYB...
by sumac | Oct 10, 2018 | Musical Apologies, Personal Apologies
As this post goes up, the Restoration team is working on Burning Man cleanup, scouring the Black Rock Desert for any traces of 2018’s event. Burners work very hard to Leave No Trace. Line sweeps, cross-raking, magnetic rakes – all come in handy. That works for...
by sumac | Sep 17, 2018 | Political Apologies
Josephine Zhao, a San Franciscan with a strong interest in public education (and landlord rights), decided to run for school board. She got great endorsements, such as Mayor London Breed, and state Senator Scott Weiner. SorryWatch thinks well of Zhao’s...
by sumac | Jul 27, 2018 | Political Apologies
A couple in Florida have an adult son, Chip, who has autism. To ensure he’d always be able to find his way home, they commissioned artist Richard Barrenechea to paint the 5-foot-high wall around their house with a version of one of his favorite art works,...
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