Q. Who paid for this?
A. Nobody. We've been writing this site in our spare time. We haven't requested or received any money whatsoever and we've paid for the website costs out of our own pockets. Some of us have been paid to write articles on Covid for various news and comment outlets, but we've received no money for this website. (Update: Notion, the service we've used to build this site, has given us a free plan as part of its efforts to support grassroots groups fighting Covid. We are extremely grateful to them.)

Q. Why should I listen to you?
A. All of our arguments link to credible, peer-reviewed literature where relevant. Don't take our word for anything – follow the links, read the evidence cited on both sides, and decide for yourself.

Q. Surely you don't think there's just one "right answer" to questions on COVID. It's a new disease, after all. How can you be sure you're not just as wrong as the Sceptics?
A. We do not claim to have a single right answer, and we change our minds as the evidence changes. But there are some clearly wrong answers that persist because people are unaware of new evidence, or unwilling to change their minds. This site is about highlighting those persistent wrong answers.

Q. Why are you singling out specific individuals? Do you have some kind of grudge against them?
A. A few people, for whatever reason, have consistently made false claims and bad predictions throughout the COVID pandemic, and have refused to admit when they've got it wrong. Some of these people have been very prominent and influential during the pandemic. We try to use their own words to show that many of them are not reliable people to listen to.

Can I still catch covid after vaccine? Yes

Will I still have to social distance? Yes

Will I still have to wear a mask? Yes

Can I still pass virus on to others after vaccine? Yes

Er...... why am I having it?

you ask various questions & answer over simplistically "Yes" to your own Questions. This then leads you to question incorrectly why we need the Vaccine. The real answers are more than a tweet can convey so here are my answers for you, and I should be pleased to provide more info"

Face masks lower the risk of spreading large Covid-linked droplets when speaking or coughing by up to 99.9%, a lab experiment with mechanical mannequins and human subjects has found.A woman standing two metres from a coughing man without a mask will be exposed to 10,000 times more large droplets than if he were wearing one, even if he is only 50 centimetres away, researchers reported in the journal Royal Society Open Science.The study focused on particles larger than 170 microns in diameter, which are understood to be the main driver of SARS-CoV-2 transmission.“There is no more doubt whatsoever that face masks can dramatically reduce the dispersion of potentially virus-laden droplets,” senior author Ignazio Maria Viola, an expert in applied fluid dynamics at the University of Edinburgh’s School of Engineering, told AFP.According to the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) in Seattle, Washington, 55,000 lives could be saved in the United States over the next four months if a policy of universal mask use were adopted.The WHO updated its Covid-19 guidance to recommend masks be worn indoors in the presence of other people if ventilation is inadequate earlier this month.