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you to cherry pick every article as you are tending more to do is not exactly being fair to all the authors concerned. IMO
I take your point. However, If you think a so-called journalist who submits their own work they did entirely does not proof read to make sure they at least have proper grammar and they don't push out conflicting pieces, then that's on them. I am picking apart 'the' article I commented on and clearly stated that journalists DO have a job to do and being accurate and unbiased use to mean something. My point is and my OPINION is too many 'writers' put their opinions and agendas into pieces that are not supposed to be opinion pieces, just reporting the facts or information. Too many try to write the news, not report it.
I didn't say it was easy to write for news dissemination but people who are out in public doing this should also not be propagating dissimulation either intentionally or un- intentionally. The use of AI and search crawlers for pre written pieces also needs to stop.
And I'm suggesting nothing about what people here think, I'm highlighting the hidden misinformation that happens every day whether they mean it or not. It's also the small peripheral things we need to pay attention to.
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