Rys Farthing → A singular Australian duty: Woods/Farthing article
coauthors singular-duty argument
2024-04-22 – 2024-04-22
Organization-level funding disclosure does not establish this article commissioning or Woods personal funding.
Australian co-author connecting local advocacy with the UK duty-model tradition
Rys Farthing
Rys Farthing is the Reset.Tech Australia-affiliated co-author, with Lorna Woods, of a 22 April 2024 article advocating a singular duty of care in Australia's Online Safety Act. The retained record identifies an authored policy intervention and the organizational affiliation attached to it.
The attributable output
The article, titled The dangers of pluralisation, argues for a singular duty rather than multiple separate duties. Its byline establishes Farthing's Reset affiliation at publication. It does not disclose an article-specific commission, payment or organization-wide agreement between Reset and the Online Safety Act Network.
What the records show
Rys Farthing → Reset.Tech Australia
identified with Australian organization in byline
22April2024 article; tenure unknown
Affiliation associated with22April2024 joint article; no undisclosed financing or control inferred.
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2 relationshipsRys Farthing → identified with Australian organization in byline → Reset.Tech Australia
22April2024 article; tenure unknown
Affiliation associated with22April2024 joint article; no undisclosed financing or control inferred.
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Rys Farthing → coauthors singular-duty argument → A singular Australian duty: Woods/Farthing article
2024-04-22 – 2024-04-22
Organization-level funding disclosure does not establish this article commissioning or Woods personal funding.