[Seattle-editorial] Solutions to newswire spam (reply to Judy)

anarch3m anarch3m at lycos.com
Mon Oct 27 13:17:24 PST 2003


I see nothing wrong with editors picking.  How else can we "educate" the readers, and more important, to me, is how can we educate our own writers.

Well, I want a piece of real estate just for "our writers", our presspass holders.  On Page one,  with good writing from the open wire.  With the open wire where global put it.  On page 2.

The front page "says it all" to the new arrival.  It must be palatable, safe space, not tepid.  Keep the distinction please.

Just because we have open publishing, why do we need to forever keep it so prominently displayed?  Why does each "contributor" have the RIGHT to top of the front page? (ok, its not center top, its side top....minor point I think.)
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DATE: Sun, 26 Oct 2003 19:23:11
From: "Ben Seattle" <bensai at pix.org>
To: <seattle-editorial at indymedia.org>
Cc: 

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>Some IMC sites (I think Philadelphia) allow editorial committee
>members to rate posts and then show two newswires:
>(a) one newswire with posts highly rated, and
>(b) a news wire with posts that are unrated or rated poorly
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>I think this may be useful [but] that it would be better, for
>several reasons, to allow _readers_ to rate the posts
>and to filter posts by rating.
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