Shaunise Day’s handling of the 2022 Steno in the City™ event was professionally negligent. She failed to submit the proper paperwork to Guinness, and as a result, Mark Kislingbury’s historic 370 WPM performance was never ratified. That failure didn’t just cost him recognition — it misled the community and damaged the profession.
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The Truth Hurts, Especially on Event Day
When truth disrupts the room, it’s doing its job. The timing of my article was intentional—not out of malice, but out of duty to transparency. If the reaction at that event was outrage, maybe it’s not the message but the mirror it held up. Criticism isn’t cruelty. Leadership requires scrutiny. If that stings, ask why—and who benefits from your silence.
Whistleblowers, Retaliation, and the Dark Reality of Gang Stalking
Upholding Integrity in Court Reporting
The court reporting profession upholds justice through accuracy and integrity. However, recent concerns about intimidation and unethical practices threaten its credibility. Allegations against Shaunise Day and “Steno in the City” highlight the need for vigilance. Though not a court reporter, Day’s involvement in the industry raises ethical questions. The profession must stand firm, rejecting intimidation and advocating for transparency to protect its essential role in the legal system.
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