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Everyone seems to hate online reader comments. Here’s why I treasure them
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19/09/2016 from
www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/style/everyone-seems-to-hate-online-reader-comments-heres-why-i-treasure-them/2016/09/04/59869f96-704b-11e6-8533-6b0b0ded0253_story.html
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I find value in reader comments that can’t be adequately reproduced elsewhere. The argument that the conversation has migrated to Facebook and Twitter is flawed. ... they are no substitute for having discussion take place where the story itself lives. ... News organizations should fix online comments rather than ditch them...
the feedback is... far different — certainly more varied — than response on Twitter, where many journalists congregate to talk shop, or on Facebook, which can become an echo chamber of like-minded friends reinforcing one another’s beliefs.
the feedback is... far different — certainly more varied — than response on Twitter, where many journalists congregate to talk shop, or on Facebook, which can become an echo chamber of like-minded friends reinforcing one another’s beliefs.
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