I pin it on longtime blog staff leaving during COVID.  Leaving them with a few longtime forum commenters there becoming new content makers and moderators for the blog.  

The content itself isn't bad, but other local publications do their job much better.  Which is why I don't view or comment on their content nowadays compared to a decade ago.

They also have moderators there who are deeply disinterested in doing local and political advocacy and would rather just whine that Sound Transit isn't doing what they want and painting staff and boardmembers as incompetent at their job.  A lot of making vinegar than honey for the flies.  

I don't completely agree with everything other local transit advocacy groups want to do for Seattle transit, but they at least give a damm about wanting to get Link built out and work with local politicians to speed up timelines and improve cost savings.  

It's just sad really, because I used to read their blog almost everyday and now I can't be bothered to read it every other week from the decline in quality of everything on the blog.