care if this is a meeting of nuns or a conference of labor activists: if someone representing themselves as journalist asks for credentials to cover something and then hands off credentials to activists who storm the place, they have done something dishonest. On that basis, ties are severed with any reputable journalistic outlet. And spinning this as an example of a point of view being censored is equally dishonest. And if you honestly think my work is informed by some sort of reverence for mortgage bankers, you ought to actually read some of it. Peter S. Goodman January 23 at 11:55am Report It's not that elk pissed off someone at mba. I don't care if this is a meeting of nuns or a conference of labor activists: if someone representing themselves as journalist asks for credentials to cover something and then hands off credentials to activists who storm the place, they have done something dishonest. On that basis, ties are severed with any reputable journalistic outlet. And spinning this as an example of a point of view being censored is equally dishonest. And if you honestly think my work is informed by some sort of reverence for mortgage bankers, you ought to actually read some of it. Peter S. Goodman January 23 at 12:00pm Report It's not that elk pissed off someone at mba. I don't care if this is a meeting of nuns or a conference of labor activists: if someone representing themselves as journalist asks for credentials to