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We need to differentiate between how journalists see their media and how it is perceived . In my head as editor-in-chief of Numerama, things are clear. I spend 10 hours a day on the site, I know all the articles and I know exactly what proportion of articles are published per day and in which sections. So I sometimes get shocked when I discover that a reader does not see us in the same way at all.

Over the past year, Numerama's "Science" section gambling data greece has grown significantly: numerous articles published, audiences on the rise, a journalist dedicated to environmental and health issues... All the signs are green. However, we are regularly challenged, on Facebook, Twitter or in the comments: "You are a tech site, stay in your place", we can read.

The strength of a name and a story leaves a lasting mark on a media. Change is slow, especially because the evolution of an editorial line requires patience and pedagogy. If a reader thinks that we are still a “webzine” that “does tech”, it is not their fault, we must take it as a signal, which shows us that we must redouble our efforts, communication and didacticism to succeed in getting our message across.